I would like opinions between this three brands of coilovers, which one is better: Tenzo R, Arospeed or DropZone. Thank you.

 

any one? i would really appreciate if you guys give me an answer...Thank you

 

are you just daily driving and want to lower it?? or do u want better handling???

 

why? whats the difference? i want better handling, but ima be daily driving the car too

 

any logical opinions?

 

i would go with neither and grap a pair of ground controls

 

DO NOT SKIMP on suspension. You'll only end up replacing it later and wasting money. If you want coilover sleeves, get yourself some Ground Controls and some decent shocks.

Latez,

Paul

 

like....what kind of ground control?

 

get some koni adgustables like gr2 or agx and put the ground control coilovers. i promise you bro you wont regret it. i had ground controls on my eg and it had handles.

 

For the money, you cannot beat a set of Koni sport (yellows) shocks, and a set of Ground Control Coilover sleeves. You can choose from any spring rate that eibach makes (on your coilovers), and it only costs a tiny bit extra. Also, GC coilovers and Koni shocks are warranted for life and have the best customer service in the biz...

 

damn thanks a lot

 

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and how much would that all be?

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...=WDVW
check that out ^^ OR you can order from GC directly

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1093669
nolimit's sale on koni's free shippin

 

Should be around $800-$850 shipped for Koni Sports & GC coils. Just make sure you order Ground Control sleeves that are specifically made for Koni shocks (they have a special mounting style).

 

But damn! thats a lot of money....

 

better to buy that now, then to buy cheap stuff now and then the good stuff later itll cost more

 

well thats true, but what is so bad about the coilovers, just to lower the car, i know i need to get some camberkits too... butt...

 

I drove around on GC coilovers (lowered about 3") for almost 5 years with stock shocks. I never had a problem with my shocks blowing out or anything, but I always drove extra carefull. Plus, streets here in Vegas are relativly nice. I never got a camber kit, and I don't really feel that they are necissary either. As long as you get an alignment after you lower it, your tires will not wear on the inside (it's bad toe settings that wear your tire edges). Plus you get increased cornering ability with added negative camber. I also think that changing the length of UCAs messes up the factory suspension geometry (that why they are non-adjustable), and increases the vehicles bump-steer. No I don't have any evidence to back that one up...

Getting sleeves first will end up costing you more money in the long run (even if you do the work). This is because the sleeves for OEM style shocks, & Koni shocks, are completely different. If you ever switch to Koni shocks, you will need to purchase new GC sleeves, and re-use your old GC springs. The Koni shocks have a special spring perch that sits on an adjustable snap ring. The snap ring can be raised or lowered to adjust ride hieght. The GC sleeves for Koni shocks are designed to sit directly on the snap ring instead of the spring perch (like the OEM style ones). Koni says you cannot use coilover sleeves unless they sit directly on the snap ring otherwise you will eventually experience catastrophic spring perch failure (as seen in this thread).

I went this route though, and I was very happy overall. It ended up costing about $100 extra, but I then sold my old sleeves for $30 a pair, so I'm only out $40...

 

Thats what im talking about