SUSPENSION FOR THE S
Whats up Fellas,
iv'e been lookin into getting some coils for my S,iv'e been doing alot of research on alot of brands but just cant seem to find the answers on which coilover will take the fender to the tire and still maintain a comfortable ride(i can settle for a lil stiffness), looking at the bc n+ / teins /d2's /f-forms etc.anyone that has or been there what would you recommend??any kind of help would be greatly appreciated. THANKS
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iv'e been lookin into getting some coils for my S,iv'e been doing alot of research on alot of brands but just cant seem to find the answers on which coilover will take the fender to the tire and still maintain a comfortable ride(i can settle for a lil stiffness), looking at the bc n+ / teins /d2's /f-forms etc.anyone that has or been there what would you recommend??any kind of help would be greatly appreciated. THANKS
PLEASE NO SH*T TALKING,if you have any intentions on flaming GTFO!
If that is all you want, just get some Ground Controls and customize the spring rates so that they are equal to or a bit stiffer than stock and dump it.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by VEGAS_CTR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i've been hearing really good stories about the ff-type2s..what you guys think?</TD></TR></TABLE>
good? good as low price?
do you really trust a suspension from a company with no suspension testing and engineering background?
good? good as low price?
do you really trust a suspension from a company with no suspension testing and engineering background?
good as in a good coil,daily driven dumped wise,i've been in several forums in regards of these coils and it seemed like 90% of peeps that had them said the same things about them
i am still open to other brands im in no rush,just slowly going down the list and seeing what kind of feedbacks they get through people's experiences with em,i'l definately keep that in mind though..
i am still open to other brands im in no rush,just slowly going down the list and seeing what kind of feedbacks they get through people's experiences with em,i'l definately keep that in mind though..
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by VEGAS_CTR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">any reveiws on the buddyclub n+'s on a S?..n can they be slammed due to how stiff they are?.. </TD></TR></TABLE>
They're full body adjustable. So you can slam them without changing the shock travel.
How much are you looking to spend? Are you doing this just for the "look"? I know you said you wanted ride quality..but did you also want performance?
If you just want a simplistic drop, buy some Koni yellows and skunk2 springs. I had the springs on my car...the car rode great. The rear was a little high, but if you had konis, you could just turn the perches down a little.
Or you could do GC/konis.
You're not really asking for much. If you still want a coilover, and you just want to dump it and have it ride ok; Really any full body adjustable coilover will ride decent since you're not changing shock travel. Just make sure the spring rates aren't sky high. It's not complicated.
They're full body adjustable. So you can slam them without changing the shock travel.
How much are you looking to spend? Are you doing this just for the "look"? I know you said you wanted ride quality..but did you also want performance?
If you just want a simplistic drop, buy some Koni yellows and skunk2 springs. I had the springs on my car...the car rode great. The rear was a little high, but if you had konis, you could just turn the perches down a little.
Or you could do GC/konis.
You're not really asking for much. If you still want a coilover, and you just want to dump it and have it ride ok; Really any full body adjustable coilover will ride decent since you're not changing shock travel. Just make sure the spring rates aren't sky high. It's not complicated.
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They're full body adjustable. So you can slam them without changing the shock travel.
How much are you looking to spend? Are you doing this just for the "look"? I know you said you wanted ride quality..but did you also want performance?
my budget is about $1300,and i guess im looking to get both "looks" and "performance" i mean i was happy with the espelir ASD's(nice drop)..i slapped on the rpf1's,n wanted to go lower,
so it all made sense.i want to close the finger gap all around nd stiffin up all 4 corners.so practically i want the car to sit low n perform well..
They're full body adjustable. So you can slam them without changing the shock travel.
How much are you looking to spend? Are you doing this just for the "look"? I know you said you wanted ride quality..but did you also want performance?
my budget is about $1300,and i guess im looking to get both "looks" and "performance" i mean i was happy with the espelir ASD's(nice drop)..i slapped on the rpf1's,n wanted to go lower,
so it all made sense.i want to close the finger gap all around nd stiffin up all 4 corners.so practically i want the car to sit low n perform well..
http://www.shox.com/ has Bilstein PSS9's for sale for $1223 shipped. I'm very pleased with My PSS9s.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by alexisthemovie »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">If you want it low, good handling, and a good ride, you'll want to look in Bilstein PSS9's, KW V3's, and any of the high end dampers. (sachs, boges, aragosta, moton, ohlins)</TD></TR></TABLE>i got you..but damn,i wasnt trying to hear that..but i guess we all got to pay the cost to FLOSS right!? haha,
but still on my mission to find whats best for my budget..
but still on my mission to find whats best for my budget..
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by vollrathian »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">bilstein, kwv2/3, tein anything, buddy club's are all good ones</TD></TR></TABLE>
I've had Tein Flex on another car. I now have KW V3s on my S2000. The KWs are head and shoulders above the lower level Teins. You cant say "Tein anything" will be good ones. Some of the real real low level Teins look like they have really wack spring rates. Their dampers are somewhat inconsistent as well. I'd give low to midrange Tein a grade of "C" overall.
I've never rode on buddy clubs.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by VEGAS_CTR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
my budget is about $1300,and i guess im looking to get both "looks" and "performance" i mean i was happy with the espelir ASD's(nice drop)..i slapped on the rpf1's,n wanted to go lower, so it all made sense.i want to close the finger gap all around nd stiffin up all 4 corners.so practically i want the car to sit low n perform well.. </TD></TR></TABLE>
For $1300, I doubt you're going to get a GOOD quality coilover. Save up a little bit. You're just out of range for a nice setup. Save like $500-600 more.
You can, however, piece together something for $1300 or below. GC konis, or just Konis and your Espelir springs.
Stiffer doesn't nessacarily mean it will handle better. Dont get fooled into that. I'd stay conservative with spring rates on the S2000. It's not very forgiving to begin with (RWD sports cars are usually not forgiving). A higher spring rate will make the car more edgy. Plus, if your spring rate is too high for the surface you're on...you'll end up just bouncing into a ditch or the gravel pit.
I've had Tein Flex on another car. I now have KW V3s on my S2000. The KWs are head and shoulders above the lower level Teins. You cant say "Tein anything" will be good ones. Some of the real real low level Teins look like they have really wack spring rates. Their dampers are somewhat inconsistent as well. I'd give low to midrange Tein a grade of "C" overall.
I've never rode on buddy clubs.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by VEGAS_CTR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
my budget is about $1300,and i guess im looking to get both "looks" and "performance" i mean i was happy with the espelir ASD's(nice drop)..i slapped on the rpf1's,n wanted to go lower, so it all made sense.i want to close the finger gap all around nd stiffin up all 4 corners.so practically i want the car to sit low n perform well.. </TD></TR></TABLE>
For $1300, I doubt you're going to get a GOOD quality coilover. Save up a little bit. You're just out of range for a nice setup. Save like $500-600 more.
You can, however, piece together something for $1300 or below. GC konis, or just Konis and your Espelir springs.
Stiffer doesn't nessacarily mean it will handle better. Dont get fooled into that. I'd stay conservative with spring rates on the S2000. It's not very forgiving to begin with (RWD sports cars are usually not forgiving). A higher spring rate will make the car more edgy. Plus, if your spring rate is too high for the surface you're on...you'll end up just bouncing into a ditch or the gravel pit.
Thanks alot for the help bro for putting down real facts/opinions
not meaning to go back n forth haha,but i've heard good and the bad that swayed me away from certain brands,and im still left with a hand full of options,the <U></U> decent <U></U> affordable route or the <U></U> best <U></U>cost more $$ route,not knocking anyone,but just not trying to sleep on good brands out there for a good afford price,thanks for all the help fellas and keep the feedback coming from your experiences,dont let your boy buy some
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not meaning to go back n forth haha,but i've heard good and the bad that swayed me away from certain brands,and im still left with a hand full of options,the <U></U> decent <U></U> affordable route or the <U></U> best <U></U>cost more $$ route,not knocking anyone,but just not trying to sleep on good brands out there for a good afford price,thanks for all the help fellas and keep the feedback coming from your experiences,dont let your boy buy some
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ricepicker »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">http://www.shox.com/ has Bilstein PSS9's for sale for $1223 shipped. I'm very pleased with My PSS9s.</TD></TR></TABLE>
heard alot of +'s about the bilsteins,looking into em
but homeboy with the berlina ^^ got me off the wall with his car haha clean.
heard alot of +'s about the bilsteins,looking into em
but homeboy with the berlina ^^ got me off the wall with his car haha clean.
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