i wanna lower my teg but im not sure which suspension system to get...i dont want it to be slammed but i want the 17's to be tucked and i wanna be able jus to ride smoothly and handle good....so any advice would help.....thank you...

 

personally i have the tein basics, there was another guy on here who refused to say it was a good ride, but honestly i have had no problems, i think it rides great and i have it low as ****, but im gonna raise it about .75-1 more inch here are some pics

 

How much are you looking to spend? Do you plan on autocrossing, road racing, or draging your car?

I think OTS Koni Yellows and Ground Control Coilovers is a great setup. Its great for daily and track use. If you search around you'll see that a lot of people swear buy this setup. You will also have ride height adjustability, and if you ever want to increase your spring rates you could do so with out a problem.

Ali

 

hey are ground controls realiable? will like the threads wear out?you know where the threads are will that thing split apart? cuz i saw this pic of these sleeves(*not ground controls) that just splitted apart.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by g0t vtec- &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">hey are ground controls realiable? will like the threads wear out?you know where the threads are will that thing split apart? cuz i saw this pic of these sleeves(*not ground controls) that just splitted apart.</TD></TR></TABLE>

If you use Koni shocks and GC's made for Konis then no that will never happen. The way the sleeve is designed to perfectly fit the shock body and sit on the snap ring on the shock will keep anything of that sort from happening. I used to have that setup, very high quality.

 

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I have ground controls and have had them for some time. There have been no problems whatsoever and they were well worth it. BTW theyll be up for sale soon as I just picked up a set of D2's

 

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I'm running the tein basics also, have you had any knocking problems?
I love the ride quality to.

 

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are you getting a knocking noise when you turn the wheel when the car is at a stand still?

 

I hve the koni yellows/ground control coilovers, and I have no problems with them whatsoever. I love them. The ride is awesome and they handle pretty well. Id recomend them to anybody, and they price tag really isnt too bad either..
Everything comes with a life time warranty too.

 

i got skunk2 full pro kit .. really nice for the price only paid 550 for a awsome full coilover set .. it is alittle stiff but really nice in the turns and at the track

 

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no it doesn't at a stand still, only when it's moving.


Modified by italionstallion888 at 9:55 AM 3/3/2006

 

search my car. i'm on tokico one piece illumina Rs. Omni power LCAs