I saw them on ebay, have anyone got them or thought about these OBX coilover? If anyone knows about them let me know? They are cheap so i thought i hear your thoughts before i look into it. thanks

 

you get what you pay for

 

yeah but, just wonderin if anyone knows about this good or bad stuff.

 

OBX tends to make crappy ****, so i wouldn't trust them with coilovers

 

its your choice if 100$ coilovers is worth more than your life on the highway!

 

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junk

 

alright thanks guys, good looking out.

 

OBX is such a shitty company they probly wont even fit the car, if you want something cheeper go with skunk2 but tein would be the way to go.

 

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btw is skunk2 coilovers any good? they are also cheap. let me know about it's condition if any of you have experience it.


Modified by Prelude951 at 2:00 PM 7/24/2007

 

skunk2 coilovers are only the sleeves. if you get them, do not put the on stock shocks, your ride will be bumpy as hell although it'll look like a full coilover setup.

 

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will the tokico shocks be good for the coilovers?

 

which tokico shocks?

 

tokico illuminas or koni yellows are perfect for them

 

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yes that tokico illuminas. will they handle coilover to get a good smooth ride?

 

Do some searching and you'll see that sleeved coilover kits have a habit of making all kinds of noises on the RSX/EP3. If I *had* to buy a sleeved coilover kit, it would be Ground Control. But, I still wouldn't and I'd buy some good quality lowering springs instead.

Sleeved coilover kits on the RSX/EP3 = *Especially* cheap ones.

 

Todd00, good looking out man. thanks for the advice. are you lowered, what do you have?

i was thinking about either getting tein s. tech or sprint spring. on these both, what would you choose?

 

I have seen many dc5's running the s techs and boy are they sexy, a great drop. awesome spring also. but i'd save up for some buddy club n+

 

Tein S. Tech + Koni Yellows = awesome handling car.

 

how long would the stock shock last me with tein s. tech. just wondering.

 

Would never put them on my car.


OBX:

 

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X2 or Eibach Sportline + Koni Yellows

 

well my buddy is going on a few months now. but if your taking apart your suspension now just do all of it at once, you'll be a lot happier. there is a huge difference trust me. the stock shocks will probably last a few months, impossible to tell you exactly how long every shock is different but in my honest opinion just save up and upgrade your shock&spring/coilover combo all at once.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by LittleJohn1084 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">well my buddy is going on a few months now. but if your taking apart your suspension now just do all of it at once, you'll be a lot happier. there is a huge difference trust me. the stock shocks will probably last a few months, impossible to tell you exactly how long every shock is different but in my honest opinion just save up and upgrade your shock&spring/coilover combo all at once.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Smartest way to do it.

 

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agreed. i rode in a friends rsx with stock shocks and ground controls the first day he installed them and it felt worse than riding with blown shocks.

 

obx is garbage! Get Buddy Club/Tanabe/Tein coilovers... You won't be sorry...