hondatuner020

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Any thoughts???



Each BLOX Racing coilover system is designed with specifically matched spring rates and shock valving to offer enthusiasts unparalleled handling characteristics, while maintaining suitable ride comfort and quality.


The Tuner Series is designed to meet the needs and demands of daily driving and high performance weekends at the local road course.

Tuner Series: BXSS-00100

* Front: 10 kg/mm (559 lbs/in)
* Rear: 8 kg/mm (447 lbs/in)

The Competition Series is designed for the rigors of high performance road course driving and racing. Enthusiasts are able to fine tune and maximize their suspension set-up by easily adjusting their vehicle s ride height and corner weights.

Competition Series: BXSS-00101

* Front: 12 kg/mm (671 lbs/in)
* Rear: 10 kg/mm (559 lbs/in)

The Drag Pro Series is strictly designed for drag racing. Drag racers can properly set-up their suspension, which is often overlooked, by adjusting their vehicle s ride height and corner weights to compensate for front end lift and rear end squatting. Greatly improves 60-ft times and high speed stability.
Drag Pro Series: BXSS-00102

* Front: 12 kg/mm (671 lbs/in)
* Rear: 18 kg/mm (1,006 lbs/in)

Package Contents

* 4 full-bodied coilovers
* Spanner wrench
* Shim/spacer kit (for 1996-2000 Honda Civic)

Applications:

* 1992-1995 Honda Civic; 1994-2001 Acura Integra
* 1996-2000 Honda Civic

Product Highlights

* Coil springs are CNC-wound using SAE 9254 steel
* Mono-tube shock design (non-adjustable)
* 46mm piston, 20mm shaft
* FINA shock oil, high pressure Nitrogen gas
* Height adjustment range: up to 4

91redteg

they look good enough i guess.... what are you intending to use them for

hondatuner020

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a daily drivable turbo car.... quick around backroads.... and trips down the 1/4.... will be around 280 whp

racebum

wonder what the valving is like. looks like they are non adjustable. someone will have to try them & see how well it matches the rates.

ayos ctr_hatch

just ordered the drag set up, ill give feedbacks when i receive them

racebum

let us know how speed bumps feel

hondatuner020

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i was gonna go tuner or competition set up

b20quang

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definately adjustable. it shows the tool you use to adjust it in the picture

Horseofcourse

they are talking about dampening

b20quang

oops, my bad. im out

ej1bmx

Found this thread doing a search... Anybody had any good/bad experiences with Blox coilovers? I am looking at the competition ones... just looking for input before spending the money. PM me with feedback!

racebum

i hope you don't travel over bumpy roads much

I AM WEASEL

iTrader: (1)

For slightly more money, I would go with the proven koni and ground control combination. The koni's have adjustable dampening and a warranty. They are a proven combination, and you can also get whatever spring rates you desire (up to a certain level as the koni's are valved up to a certain rate)for your application/driving style and comfort.

ej1bmx

Have either of you guys tried them? Just curious... I have not heard anything bad.... but have not heard anything good either. Thanks

infinity_ITR

x2

Also very interested

racebum

more has been said in the suspension forum. long story short, the koni/gc combo is still the superior product

wat2drive

how low do they go???

VVENOM800TT

I wouldnt trust blox with, but thats just me.

BIGGMIKEE

Haven't heard anything bad about them but depending on the price, if its high i would buy something better.

racerx510

why dont u trust the blox? i can get them local for $597 out the door

ddavyd22

I'm actually looking into this same setup as well. New to the suspension game. When I originally purchased my car it came with the cheap ebay coilovers on stock shocks and the ride sucks! So anything besides that will help. Open to any advice u all may have. Looking to spend about $600 or so.

PreyStayShun

You bumped a pretty old thread, but your best bet would be going into the suspension forum. There are threads you'll want to read, one example:
https://honda-tech.com/forums/suspension-brakes-54/click-here-all-you-curious-about-suspension-setups-their-costs-reliability-2967499/

@ $600 go w/Progress CSII

ddavyd22

Thanks for the info...

PeterDinh

looks sexy!