Yonaka Coilover Kit
11-18-2008, 02:52 AM
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I have heard of them(Not for the RSX) but I am not sure on how they perform. What are you going to be needing these for? I looked at the description and seems like a normal set of coilovers, the only problem I see is price. For $1,000 I feel a lot more research should go into it. i would try and call them up to get more information about it. Looks nice though. They would match my color scheme.
Link to Yonaka website.
http://www.yonaka.com/product_detail...3&cn=Coilovers
Link to Yonaka website.
http://www.yonaka.com/product_detail...3&cn=Coilovers
11-19-2008, 09:30 PM
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Found them on a website going for 6 bills. Description below is from the site. The price is good. Lookin for a decent suspension for street use. It is also my daily. But I dont need anything for the track or straight racing.
Yonaka has stepped up to the plate with one of the best performing and best looking coilover kit available. The Yonaka Coilover Kit is made with ultra strong aluminum upper mounts which are of higher quality and rust resistance than standard upper mounts. Each Yonaka coilover kit comes with an inner bump stop which helps prevent damage to the shocks during bumps such as potholes. Many times when you install other suspension systems, you need to actually cut the bump stop, or remove it completely in order for it to function correctly. Yonaka suspension systems feature a full bump stop! These coilovers also come with a rubber dust shield to help protect the piston from dirt, water, grime and other contaminants that can reduce the life of your suspension system. The fully threaded Mono Tube shock is not adjustable like the typical coilover kits. These coilovers actually adjust by expanding and contracting the shock body as opposed to compressing the spring. This means you can have your car completely slammed at a 4 inch drop, and have the same suspension travel! These shocks are height adjustable, with a pre-set shock stiffness from Yonaka.
Yonaka has stepped up to the plate with one of the best performing and best looking coilover kit available. The Yonaka Coilover Kit is made with ultra strong aluminum upper mounts which are of higher quality and rust resistance than standard upper mounts. Each Yonaka coilover kit comes with an inner bump stop which helps prevent damage to the shocks during bumps such as potholes. Many times when you install other suspension systems, you need to actually cut the bump stop, or remove it completely in order for it to function correctly. Yonaka suspension systems feature a full bump stop! These coilovers also come with a rubber dust shield to help protect the piston from dirt, water, grime and other contaminants that can reduce the life of your suspension system. The fully threaded Mono Tube shock is not adjustable like the typical coilover kits. These coilovers actually adjust by expanding and contracting the shock body as opposed to compressing the spring. This means you can have your car completely slammed at a 4 inch drop, and have the same suspension travel! These shocks are height adjustable, with a pre-set shock stiffness from Yonaka.
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11-20-2008, 05:20 PM
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not buddy club, but bor-chuann just happens to make buddy club dampers,megan racing dampers, d2 racing makes fucntion and forms. just to name a few, those two alone make about 95 percent of the coilovers u see. kw is american made and eibach is actually outsourced to tiwan now too. tein.. lol dont even get me started
not buddy club, but bor-chuann just happens to make buddy club dampers,megan racing dampers, d2 racing makes fucntion and forms. just to name a few, those two alone make about 95 percent of the coilovers u see. kw is american made and eibach is actually outsourced to tiwan now too. tein.. lol dont even get me started
11-20-2008, 07:35 PM
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not buddy club, but bor-chuann just happens to make buddy club dampers,megan racing dampers, d2 racing makes fucntion and forms. just to name a few, those two alone make about 95 percent of the coilovers u see. kw is american made and eibach is actually outsourced to tiwan now too. tein.. lol dont even get me started
not buddy club, but bor-chuann just happens to make buddy club dampers,megan racing dampers, d2 racing makes fucntion and forms. just to name a few, those two alone make about 95 percent of the coilovers u see. kw is american made and eibach is actually outsourced to tiwan now too. tein.. lol dont even get me started
11-26-2008, 10:08 PM
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I thought their products looked pretty sick until I saw this...
"Yonaka (YO-NAA-KAA) is the Japanese word for Midnight -- the combination of the two words "YORU" which means night and NAKA which means the middle.
Technically, Yonaka means "middle of the night" but most japanese people understand it as late night, usually midnight until about 2:00am.
Our full name in Japanese is, Yonaka Hashiri-Ma, which when literally translated means roughly "middle of the night car racing maniacs".
The term Motorsports is widely understood in Japan with the same meaning it has in North America. "
They really like the middle of the night car maniacs stuff.. haha.
"Yonaka (YO-NAA-KAA) is the Japanese word for Midnight -- the combination of the two words "YORU" which means night and NAKA which means the middle.
Technically, Yonaka means "middle of the night" but most japanese people understand it as late night, usually midnight until about 2:00am.
Our full name in Japanese is, Yonaka Hashiri-Ma, which when literally translated means roughly "middle of the night car racing maniacs".
The term Motorsports is widely understood in Japan with the same meaning it has in North America. "
They really like the middle of the night car maniacs stuff.. haha.
11-26-2008, 10:36 PM
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boy o boy dont i learn something new everyday. lol
I thought their products looked pretty sick until I saw this...
"Yonaka (YO-NAA-KAA) is the Japanese word for Midnight -- the combination of the two words "YORU" which means night and NAKA which means the middle.
Technically, Yonaka means "middle of the night" but most japanese people understand it as late night, usually midnight until about 2:00am.
Our full name in Japanese is, Yonaka Hashiri-Ma, which when literally translated means roughly "middle of the night car racing maniacs".
The term Motorsports is widely understood in Japan with the same meaning it has in North America. "
They really like the middle of the night car maniacs stuff.. haha.
"Yonaka (YO-NAA-KAA) is the Japanese word for Midnight -- the combination of the two words "YORU" which means night and NAKA which means the middle.
Technically, Yonaka means "middle of the night" but most japanese people understand it as late night, usually midnight until about 2:00am.
Our full name in Japanese is, Yonaka Hashiri-Ma, which when literally translated means roughly "middle of the night car racing maniacs".
The term Motorsports is widely understood in Japan with the same meaning it has in North America. "
They really like the middle of the night car maniacs stuff.. haha.
06-17-2009, 01:49 PM
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Re: Yonaka Coilover Kit
i have a 97 civic ex and im going to put in a suspension system soon. here are some ideas of what i might want. im on a tight budget so i cant be spending cash on some extremely legit stuff. i dont plan on racing or going to the track. im only in for the looks and cruisin around alot. so please leave feedback or lemme in on some advice.
i was thinking about getting a yonaka coilover kit. around $500
http://www.statracing.com/buy/yonaka-coilover-kit.asp
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getting some kyb shocks and a ground control coilover kit. probably around $550
http://www.ground-control-store.com/...p/II=548/CA=55
what sounds better?
i was thinking about getting a yonaka coilover kit. around $500
http://www.statracing.com/buy/yonaka-coilover-kit.asp
or
getting some kyb shocks and a ground control coilover kit. probably around $550
http://www.ground-control-store.com/...p/II=548/CA=55
what sounds better?
06-17-2009, 07:22 PM
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Re: Yonaka Coilover Kit
i have a 97 civic ex and im going to put in a suspension system soon. here are some ideas of what i might want. im on a tight budget so i cant be spending cash on some extremely legit stuff. i dont plan on racing or going to the track. im only in for the looks and cruisin around alot. so please leave feedback or lemme in on some advice.
i was thinking about getting a yonaka coilover kit. around $500
http://www.statracing.com/buy/yonaka-coilover-kit.asp
or
getting some kyb shocks and a ground control coilover kit. probably around $550
http://www.ground-control-store.com/...p/II=548/CA=55
what sounds better?
i was thinking about getting a yonaka coilover kit. around $500
http://www.statracing.com/buy/yonaka-coilover-kit.asp
or
getting some kyb shocks and a ground control coilover kit. probably around $550
http://www.ground-control-store.com/...p/II=548/CA=55
what sounds better?
Ok just to point it out to you but you are posting in the EP3/DC5 forum...
But if I had to choose I would go with the ground controls but with Koni Yellows! Save up the money... do it right or don't do it at all!!!!!!
06-29-2009, 05:59 PM
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Re: Yonaka Coilover Kit
hey i dont know if there op got his answer but i bought them n had them on my del sol before i sold it. it rode n drove great n the drop was nice!!! def great for the price!!!! i think its worth the money!! full coilover setup with the top hats you really cant ask for a better price!!! i live in PA where the roads are pretty rough n i liked how it rode!
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