I just stumbled upon there website tonight and just curious if anyones is using these coilovers on there Integra?

 

Raises hand...

DC2 ITR Racer here.

Yeah, I had Al and Jim (PIC big-shots) build me a custom set. Those guys are great to work with.

The coilovers are real NICE. The PIC's are heavy duty, great materials, fine workmanship and very good performance. The PIC's are 100% better than the Tein RA (Big $$$) junk I had before.

The best part... you can call and talk with Al or Jim anytime! They are both very hands on and provide a lot of support.

PIC isn't well known now, but they'll be a major player in the future.

to PIC

 

Not that the track noobie has any real time with them but Maybe Dave B could tell you about them...

 

I've seen some of his reviews on them.

Im currently planted on Zeals S6s which I think are a great coilover. I just think I would like to try something new

 

I am on H-T pretty often so if you can't reach us by phone or email somehow, you can shoot me a PM with questions.

 

I also have a set on my DC2 ITR and will have full feedback after March 10-11th. Shake down at Summit Point.

 

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Got any dyno graphs you can post?

 

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I remember seeing some on their site a while back, here you go:

http://picperformance.com/stor...t=192

Then click on "shock dyno"...tried posting a direct link but i suck at doing things like that lol

They have different dynos for different cars...i'm just assuming this is the one you'd care about

 

Here you go:

 

Almost every coilover i've driven on rebounds like 4 ryu's from streetfighter was doing uppercuts randomly at each wheel. PIC's make me happy.

 

PIC....very knowledgeable, helpful and GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!

You won't find that anywhere...

and I use their stuff....on the way to 15 first place's in 2006

 

Jason Franza used the PIC suspension on his H1 ITR. He seemed to like them very well.

 

yeah Al at PIC is a real nice guy, he spent almost 30 min on the phone with me explaining rebound and compression and was very knowledgable and patient when I didnt understand something.

to PIC, im definitely gonna be placing an order with them in the near future

 

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You don't need 4 ryu's....you can have ryu, ken, akuma, and evil ryu at each wheel

 

I am a PIC Authorized Dealer in FL and have run them on all my cars and customer cars they are great! Al and Jim give you real customer service I highy recomend thier products.

 

I'm using them on my ITR, the 10k/8k non-adjustable setup. I'm happy with them, PIC makes some nice products.

 

just bought a set for my racecar..

 

I have a set on my EJ1. I still daily drive it with track days here and there when my wschedule and budget allow. The set I have has been on the car now for two years and nothing is showing any signs of wear and tear. Al and Jim came down for my first track event on the suspension back in 2005 and helped with settingsa and everything else. Awesome customer service and top notch product for sure.

 

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what kind of car? or color. greenish eg coupe on si wheels?

 

Yep that is the one.

 

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that's what i thought. i instructed you at cmp.

the pic's felt ok that were on your car.

&lt;-- sticking w/ bc's for now

 

My vehicle is not a fully dedicated track car either so the spring rates are a little soft for track only duty. Between this and my old setup it is night and day and still being able to daily drive it with full control and not pounding the crap out of my kidneys... Perfect for me right now.

 

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If i remember correctly, you were on some old khumo r comps, and being the first time with that suspension, and the first time I had ever heard of PIC suspension, I was not disappointed on a street car for that fact!

When i took it out for a few laps, it was pretty quick in the corners.

 

Indeed. They are the FIRST set to roll off the production line if I recall correctly from Jim and Al. There was some learning to be had by me since it was a new suspension and was installed that week for that event. The tires were a used set of Victoracers as well.

 

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Sweet! Hope to see you at some future events.