has anyone heard of the brand name hyperion. I can get a set of those for $125, I assume they suck but just checking incase I am mistaken.

 

Any coilovers that are that cheap are going to be pretty crappy. Do yourself a favor and look into ground control coilovers if you want to buy the sleeve type of coilover.

 

well to be honest I have no clue about any suspension typpe modification. i want my car to be stiffer, hold to the road better, and be a bit lower. Whats the best route. Adjustability is a somewhat important but not neccasary

 

Ground Control coilovers and Koni yellows are a pretty good setup. The ultimate for adjustability would be a full coilver set. H&R, Tanabe, Tein, Progress, Bilstein, etc

 

what about tokico illumina's? and or neuspeed springs, Not dissin' what you said just checkin other setups?

 

That is also a good setup if you don't like coilovers.

 

what is a coilover... compared to what I just stated?
what about r1 coilovers?? dual or single... I need to do some research


[Modified by Grimm, 5:58 PM 1/17/2002]

 

Grimm......hey man how ya been

If you wanna go cheap I handle pretty damn well considering.

Neuspeed Sport Springs 200 installed
APC strut bars 80 (both front and rear)
SI front sway 100 bux used
Type R rear sway 175 bux used
Beaks mounting kit for rear bar 80 bux

I am happy

 

hey spade, whats new....
I'm not looking for the cheapest in this department but not looking for exactly "race" quality.. If you know what I mean, I got the strut bars. OBX front and rear uppers, and a lower tie bar (not installed)

Well I'll check back later tonight gotta run... Peace>


[Modified by Grimm, 6:01 PM 1/17/2002]

 

Kewl, then truely look into the Ground Controls I have heard nothing but good man. And if you do end up going to the track the GC's are great for it.

 

My Setup
KYB AGX / Ground Controls
Suspension Tech. Rear Sway Bar
Front Rear Strut Bar
Rear Tie Bar

me like.

 

how are dropzone coilovers ?

 

never heard of them