full coilover opinion
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full coilover opinion
which full coilover are better for street driving. 93 civic hatchback with itr 5 lug
current setup:tokico blue hp series strut/shock with ebay cheap *** coilover
options:
omni power street full coilover
tanabe sustec pro
form & function type 1
and whatever is out there
budget:600-800
Modified by dcdude at 3:39 AM 8/2/2008
Modified by dcdude at 3:40 AM 8/2/2008
current setup:tokico blue hp series strut/shock with ebay cheap *** coilover
options:
omni power street full coilover
tanabe sustec pro
form & function type 1
and whatever is out there
budget:600-800
Modified by dcdude at 3:39 AM 8/2/2008
Modified by dcdude at 3:40 AM 8/2/2008
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Re: full coilover opinion (dcdude)
My friend has a 92 eg Hatch with Matrix type x coilover kit he hugs corners over 80 mph.
He payed under $800.00 for the whole kit but he installed it himself idk where he bought them though
He payed under $800.00 for the whole kit but he installed it himself idk where he bought them though
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I'm rockin' the Tanabe Sustec Pro's on my '92 Si Hatch, and I love 'em. They never squeak, and they can forsure hold their own. Fun for booting around the city with them. If you want a rediculously hard cornering car, pick up the ASR subframe brace with the Type R rear sway bar (you can get the whole kit for like 350 on ebay)... with that kit and the Tanabe coilovers, the car will stick to the road like crazy. Comfy ride too. I think I paid like $800 for the Tanabe's on ebay.
It seems everyone these days has the Tein's or Tokico's... try somethin' else... chances are that it'll be a good choice either way. If you're gonna spend around 800 bucks, Im pretty sure anything you get will be good.
It seems everyone these days has the Tein's or Tokico's... try somethin' else... chances are that it'll be a good choice either way. If you're gonna spend around 800 bucks, Im pretty sure anything you get will be good.
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Re: (Creepsjr)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Creepsjr »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I'm rockin' the Tanabe Sustec Pro's on my '92 Si Hatch, and I love 'em. They never squeak, and they can forsure hold their own. Fun for booting around the city with them. If you want a rediculously hard cornering car, pick up the ASR subframe brace with the Type R rear sway bar (you can get the whole kit for like 350 on ebay)... with that kit and the Tanabe coilovers, the car will stick to the road like crazy. Comfy ride too. I think I paid like $800 for the Tanabe's on ebay.
It seems everyone these days has the Tein's or Tokico's... try somethin' else... chances are that it'll be a good choice either way. If you're gonna spend around 800 bucks, Im pretty sure anything you get will be good. </TD></TR></TABLE>
which tanabe coilover do you have the sustec pro s-oc with helper spring or the pro s-oc type 2?
It seems everyone these days has the Tein's or Tokico's... try somethin' else... chances are that it'll be a good choice either way. If you're gonna spend around 800 bucks, Im pretty sure anything you get will be good. </TD></TR></TABLE>
which tanabe coilover do you have the sustec pro s-oc with helper spring or the pro s-oc type 2?
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Re: (dcdude)
what are upper pillow ball mounts and what does it do? buddyclub n+ damper sell for 689.99 w/o pillow ball mount and 929.99 with upper pillow mount. don't know much bout suspension. just wondering if i even need for daily street driving.
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