i know there is prob no comparision in performance, but are the coilovers worth the $ for a daily driver, no auto x or anything like that, just need a clean suspension for daily street, i already have the eibach prokit, and i planned on gettin some new konis,

found the new konis for 445$ shipped....im thinking since i already have springs

, or does anyone have any other shocks they woudl recommend over konis?

 

wtf!!! I'm lost.

 

The Koni shocks with Eibach Pro-Kit is an excellent street setup if you're not looking at going real low.

 

The Koni/Eibach Pro-Kit system will work fine. Tociko's would work as well.

 

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tokicos and gc

koni and gc

both are FTW

 

lol i guess in what i mean is

Is it worth spending 1100 on coilovers to get that perforance, or shold i just get konis for 450 and be done..

is the $ difference worth the performance difference

hard to explain what im saying hope someone gets it lol

 

Koni's

I would pair konis with a spring. GC is really only worth it for people who autox or track because you can buy them with different springrates.

Look at the ride height for H&R sport and race. They're my fav two springs.

Tein s tech is good for a mild drop.

Koni's are the best shock you can get.

I Like to rock tokico's though because no one else does, that's just how I am. They're a greaat shock too and come with a lifetime warranty. and H&R race which is a slammed ride doesn't tip the warranty.

 

It's not worth it to spend so much money on the suspension for a street car, that will never see track time. Why sacrifice your ride quality for performance you'll never use?

Theoretically, if you spend $1100 on coilovers you're going to be getting a high performance product that is designed to perform well on the track, but obviously you will give up some ride comfort. If you will never track the car, a good set of lowering springs will get you the same look without giving you the harsh ride and high price tag.

 

ya thats what i figured is just for a street setup, for my car a set of konis would be nice

 

new engine ftw





here is my right height now we just need the konis

 

if youre not looking to do any track time, go with koni reds. you can get them on shox.com for 358 shipped.

 

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you can get illuminas for that