which is better make ur pick..thanx for ur help...peace

 

i was a mistake...i was trying to figure out how to do the poll thing..peace

 

I vote Ground Control.

You should have closed the poll


[Modified by mantic6t9, 8:05 PM 12/8/2002]

 

how do i edit poll add more entries...or delete it all together..thanx..peace

 

You mean there are only three brands of coilovers?!

 

Ground Controls

 

ground controls get my vote. I have a set on my 98 hatchback and i am happy with them

 

I can't say i know which is the best but i have Ground Controls and it was a cinch to install, you can really tell it is of good quality. I've had it on for over a year now with over 20,000 miles on it and not one problem. It's so simple to adjust the height too. I have no complaints. Now because i said i have no problems, i'm sure with my luck, something bad will happen to my car.

 

cut springs

 

Ground control and Skunk2 are priced good

 

I am getting Koins with eirbach springs y0!

 

I heard Ground Control's with Koni Yellow's are pretty good. But if money is not an option go Tein.

 

Yup that's what I'm thinkin... Zeal, Tein, Tanabe Sustec Pro = $$$$

 

If money is no object, I'd look into JIC or TEIN.

But I think GC/Koni Yellows are a good value. Height adjustable, custom springs, adjustable shocks. I have em on my hatch and it's great.

-Rod

 

hey black2kcivic.... nice spellin... "I am getting Koins with eirbach springs y0!"

anyways, if you got the cash for coilovers, and you actually have a purpose for lowering and raising your car's suspension periodically, then yah, go for coilovers. Ground Control seem to be the best. they tend to be a little bouncy, but one of the best over-all coilovers. i heard Skunk2 coilovers are nice, a little more stiff than the Ground Control, but i still prefer the EIBACH springs on the GC's. if you dont wanna spend the money on the coilovers, or dont see a need in being able to raise and lower your ride's height, than just go for some EIBACH springs. the Sportlines are great.

i had GC's on my 2k1 civic, but decided to sell them for cash plus Eibach Sportlines, as i only saw a need in adjusting my ride height when i showed my car, which wasnt too often. btw... my 2k1 civic is for sale. for info, pics, price, questions, etc.... email me @ killerbhatch@aol.com

 

tein's rock!!

 

Tein's, Zeal, or BuddyClub... take your pick

 

there's no the best coilovers


[Modified by 1.6se, 9:41 PM 12/9/2002]

 

Ya yO I wUz cUtTin ma spRingz but aCCidenTly kut to many coilZ and now ma whip sitz on da ground, so I jus dropped so flow lik is hott on some TeIn Ss coiLoVers yO?

A serious answer, the best coilovers you can buy is too broad of a question. The best track coilovers would not be ideal on street and vice versus. Do you want all out track, a mix of street and track, or all street? How much you wanna spend is also important.


[Modified by b00stn, 3:04 PM 12/9/2002]

 

Thank you, glad someone said ZEAL. OMG they kick ***, I just wish I was a baller to buy a set, only $2,600 or so.

 

GC's and Skunk2 are not the best but the are the most popular because they are good quality and are priced very nicely. That is why most people have them. Sure you can pay a couple thousand for a top of the line that comes complete with the springs, coilovers, and shocks but who wants to throw away money like that unless if you are some rich dude.

If you don't need to adjust your height, you don't need coilovers at all. If you simply want to get springs, you can get NEUSPEED or Eibach used for about a bill. As for cutting springs, i've been their and done that. Sure it works and all but what happens when you want to turn you car back into stock? Just spend that $100 on good springs.

 

APC WOOOHOOOO!!! hehe

 

damn simple question turns to a blaze...... flames

 

Zeal B6 ownz

 

cheapest; but works hahahaha