I have koni yellows on my dc4 now and I want to know what springs can I get that ride good with koni yellows. I wanted GC coilovers but cant find any near me. Only ones near me are skunk2 coilovers. How do Skunk2 Coilovers ride on koni yellows? I also thought about tein stechs and eibach sportlines. Anyone ever try these on koni yellows?

 

Nobody ships to NY?

 

im guessing he wants local pick up

 

Skunk2 coilovers worked for me when I had them, but you need to buy the adapter from Skunk2 for Koni's to mount them safely.

 

If I was looking for ride comfort, id try to find something with a progressive rate.

 

GC springs are mildly progressive, everyone seems to be happy with the OTS rates for daily drivers.

 

where can i get ots gcs? i dont see them anywhere online? Is that a specific name for the Gcs or do you just mean standard ones?

 

pretty much all the sets on ebay are ots.

 

Off The Shelf rates are the standard rates you see on their website. I would really get the GC if you have the koni yellows, they match up perfectly and not to mention they have the sleeve meant for the koni shocks.

 

i see many people selling the gc used but for other brand struts. Could I get those GCs and get the adapter washer from skunk2? If I could save some money by doin that then I will if its no different from the standard GC for konis

 

GC springs are NOT progressive. They use linear-rate Eibach Race System (ERS) springs.

Highly doubtful. Why not just do it right and get the Koni-specific GC's? Don't try to half@$$ something like that.

 

I stand corrected, didn't mean to give out false info.

 

whats the difference between progressive and linear?

 

The rate of a linear spring stays constant as its compressed.

The rate of a progressive spring changes as its compressed. So it might start out at 100lbs then as its compressed turn into a 200lb, then 300lb or whatever the max is.

It'll provide a more comfortable ride compared to a linear spring.