this is kinda funny...its bout my coil overs...
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PHAROAH »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">it might not be that funny but... i got adjustebl coil overs for 5 bucks off of ebay...lol...do you think they will last?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Depends on whether or not you use them
Depends on whether or not you use them
I actually knew a guy who got ebay coils like you did for next to nothing and ran them on his stripped EG hatch (B16 swap,GSR w/lsd tranny,I/H/E/P no A/C or power steering,tuned w/uberdata:D) and he ran them for 5-6 months before he blew up his motor and got an integra. They worked fine for him....rode like absolute ***,and had horrible bounce,haha but for the $ they did the job.
Personally I wouldn't expletive with them. Did you see that pic of the dropzone coil all fucked up? that actually has a "name brand" on it...hah
Personally I wouldn't expletive with them. Did you see that pic of the dropzone coil all fucked up? that actually has a "name brand" on it...hah
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$5 ebay coilovers...I would worry about the damn spring breaking while i'm driving, I would never recommend cutting stock springs, but you'd atleast be safer then installing these. Not my car though, so do as you wish.
Don't people realize there is a reason even cheap coilover sleeves are $200-$250 and that anything less then Omni or Skunk should never be used. Best is probably Ground-control since they use Eibach ERS springs and have lifetime warranty.
Don't forget an alignment too, thats another $60 or you or you'll be after ebay tires in no time
Don't people realize there is a reason even cheap coilover sleeves are $200-$250 and that anything less then Omni or Skunk should never be used. Best is probably Ground-control since they use Eibach ERS springs and have lifetime warranty.
Don't forget an alignment too, thats another $60 or you or you'll be after ebay tires in no time
Hey I'll sell you my Tein SS coil-overs in perfect condition for $4.95, shipping charges will be fixed at $695, and shipping insurance is required at an additional $55
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Would you rather install those 5 dollar coilovers and porbably have something happen to your car. End up paying more to fix your car, or Get some decent ones and not have to worry about something bad happening to your car? Hmmmmm the choice is up to you
Would you rather install those 5 dollar coilovers and porbably have something happen to your car. End up paying more to fix your car, or Get some decent ones and not have to worry about something bad happening to your car? Hmmmmm the choice is up to you
wow.. dont put them on, all they do is blow out your shock absorbers (thats why the ride is bouncy) and wear out you tires.... the spring rate is not right for the weight of the car
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says that guy who obviously doesn't care an ounce about a car's performance
says that guy who obviously doesn't care an ounce about a car's performance
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BLUTO »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Can I see pictures of these things? I wanna see what a $5 coilover looks like.</TD></TR></TABLE>
x2 lol
x2 lol
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LMFAO
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