Coil over help......
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Coil over help......
Ok heres the deal. I am looking to buy coilovers this weekend and I am not sure of what I should get into. My options are: Ground controls, skunk2's, and for shocks my options are:KYB agx's or Tokico Illuminas OR the final option: A set of Tein basics. Let me know what you guys think I need help badly!!!!
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Re: Coil over help...... (piscorpio)
It's gonna be for street use. I dont need it super slammed just want to rid myself of some of the tire gap that I have from my sprint springs.
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Re: Coil over help...... (tolowhb)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by tolowhb »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">It's gonna be for street use. I dont need it super slammed just want to rid myself of some of the tire gap that I have from my sprint springs. </TD></TR></TABLE>
actually get the tein springs... good for street driving and not as expenisive as coilovers. lates.B
actually get the tein springs... good for street driving and not as expenisive as coilovers. lates.B
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Re: Coil over help...... (tolowhb)
http://www.optauto.com/webstor...k=yes
TEIN SS there on sale for $713... I don't know if they charge tax..may want to check it out..good luck
but I use to run GC's with GR2's held up for 2+yrs then I went with TEIN SS overall the gr2s were good to me
TEIN SS there on sale for $713... I don't know if they charge tax..may want to check it out..good luck
but I use to run GC's with GR2's held up for 2+yrs then I went with TEIN SS overall the gr2s were good to me
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Re: Coil over help...... (IM ALL BOB)
well..teins are dope..i dunno how low they go. i'd go with the skunk2's ( a little stiff ) and a set of konis or tokicos...but eventually they might run up the same price as a set of teins...but its all upto your preference..ive heard teins ride pretty decent and so do GCS...sometimes an all in one set up like teins does the job right...but again, its all your preferences and how much you wanna spend!
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Re: Coil over help...... (zeROTWO_CG6)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by zeROTWO_CG6 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">well..teins are dope..i dunno how low they go. i'd go with the skunk2's ( a little stiff ) and a set of konis or tokicos...but eventually they might run up the same price as a set of teins...but its all upto your preference..ive heard teins ride pretty decent and so do GCS...sometimes an all in one set up like teins does the job right...but again, its all your preferences and how much you wanna spend!</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yeah the price ends up being about the same in the end. But your right does anyone know how low the teins can go??
Yeah the price ends up being about the same in the end. But your right does anyone know how low the teins can go??
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Re: Coil over help...... (tolowhb)
I have one of those "entry level" full coilover kits (apexi ws) and I am very happy with it. Ride comfort is close to stock, but it is just stiff enough to provide noticeable stability and less rolling feel in turns.
I do think if I were to auto-x, I would rather go with GC's and koni adj. shocks. Or a more aggressive, track oriented coilover kit.
In the end, if Tein is as good as people say, I don't think you will be disappointed with them.
I do think if I were to auto-x, I would rather go with GC's and koni adj. shocks. Or a more aggressive, track oriented coilover kit.
In the end, if Tein is as good as people say, I don't think you will be disappointed with them.
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