Is there any benifit to get a piller mount when ordering a coiolover setup???? please reply

 

you mean Pillow ball mount... I say yes...but the ride will be bumpy. Its the rubber bushing at the top of the shock (between the shock mount and car body). A pillow ball mount has no rubber and is solid. It keeps the shocks from moving and therefore changing the suspension geometry under a load (such as hard cornering)

If this is for a street setup...then dont bother.

 

im thinking about buyng some apex n1's and it has like a $300 for the pillar mount...just wondering what i should do

 

PILLOW BALL MOUNT. And if you will take the car to the track at least 10 times a year then do it..otherwise...dont waste your money on the PILLOW MOUNT