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Going to throw a bump in here, looking for info my self on them. Anyone? ( i have been searching just cant find what i am looking for)
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Ok why? and what would you get in the price range of around 500 to 650? or should i keep saving i have a street/ wkend track fun car looking for something thats going to do both but dont want soft springs.
Idc about feeling every bump i go around them anyways or attemp to lol .
i went with the yonakas for 500 shipped with a lifetime warranty, they ride okay, but they handle damn good.
just throwing that out there as an option for the price range.
just throwing that out there as an option for the price range.
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Ok, well what one of the Garbage would you say is the best one? i dont really want to buy used, with my luck it will be broken.
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Ok why? and what would you get in the price range of around 500 to 650? or should i keep saving i have a street/ wkend track fun car looking for something thats going to do both but dont want soft springs.
Idc about feeling every bump i go around them anyways or attemp to lol .
Idc about feeling every bump i go around them anyways or attemp to lol .
For under $600 shipped you can get Progress CS-II coilovers. Progress has a strong reputation and for the price, these coilovers are very hard to beat. I don't know of any other company as highly regarded as Progress that sells coilovers for that price...
If you HAVE to be cheap. Progress CS-II.
I've had them on my car for 6 months now and I'm hitting my next track event on the 22nd.
Car handles great
If you want a "good" sporty suspension get one that actually sponsors rear race cars and are used by people who track their car on a regular basis.
People who've actually taken their car to HPDE and autocross stuff use:
Koni
Eibach
Progress
PIC
Tokico
AMR
Any of those brands will fair you well as long as you don't get one of their OEM replacement shocks.
I've had them on my car for 6 months now and I'm hitting my next track event on the 22nd.
Car handles great

If you want a "good" sporty suspension get one that actually sponsors rear race cars and are used by people who track their car on a regular basis.
People who've actually taken their car to HPDE and autocross stuff use:
Koni
Eibach
Progress
PIC
Tokico
AMR
Any of those brands will fair you well as long as you don't get one of their OEM replacement shocks.
Blox products are not well designed and the quality is definitely questionable. I've had a bad experience with their lower control arms after only about a year. What a joke. I'll never recommened any of their products, esp coilovers..
For under $600 shipped you can get Progress CS-II coilovers. Progress has a strong reputation and for the price, these coilovers are very hard to beat. I don't know of any other company as highly regarded as Progress that sells coilovers for that price...
For under $600 shipped you can get Progress CS-II coilovers. Progress has a strong reputation and for the price, these coilovers are very hard to beat. I don't know of any other company as highly regarded as Progress that sells coilovers for that price...
OP, everyone on this forum seems to like the Progress CS-IIs...I'd get those.
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