In my personal opinion they perform better, not over stiff and in no way bouncy, i dont track my car i daily drive it, and for me its perfect. And yes they are extremely simply to adjust. I have like 8k miles on mine.

 

Yes, this is a shock dyno.

I overlayed my max forces from my Koni shocks on your graph. It's not exact, but close. It looks like there is enough rebound, based on the fact that I do not use max rebound. but the compression side looks weak, like I suspected.

Overall I'm surprised that the rebound is digressive. They will be comfortable, since they lack sufficient compression forces, even at max. The other thing to remember, this is a megan produced graph, so verifying these forces on your exact set of shocks is important. The front/rear graphs need to match as well.

 

ilovat12- thanks for your opinion and facts.

05apdeuce- thanks to you as well.

robinson- i will be getting these shortly and will do a short review once i get them installed. thanks to you i now know a hand full of knowledge on coilovers. keep in mind, i'm not tracking these coilovers so they should be just fine; especially for what i was looking for at a very reasonable price.

i wonder though, where do i go to get a shock dyno done at? thanks.

 

i picked up a set yesterday for $650ish from a sponsor on here. im not big into racing/auto-x so for my daily driver these will be perfect im sure.

 

oh fo sho mang. that's why i was looking into these specifically. i just need to save up a little and i'll have my set asap. thanks for the review.

 

Athough I would love to have them a little stiffer. Same here. These are ez, Megan describes it "conservative spring weight" on the EZ coilovers. ya,
you cant slam your cars on these. I still have 1.5 finger gap on full slam in the rears. These are budget coilovers for a reason. Also on rough roads, running full slam is a bad idea on these, it just bottoms out. (very annoying) I plan to switch these out for something double the price. but if your cheap, get the regular megan racing street versions.

They ride good on smooth roads, better than stock.

 

Here is mine slammed on EZ Streets.

 

05apdeuce- ok? so how did you slam yours and the other guy couldn't? did you do some sort of trick to it? lol thanks.

sk8ter4life- are you selling yours?

 

wow, im suprised, how did you slam it in the rears..Im running 17x9, w/ 245/40/17 and the lowest position, I still had a finger gap...

selling..soon, don't know when yet.

 

someone isnt doing something right. im installing mine next weekend. i just got the tracking number today. what could be the cause that the one dude couldnt lower his down like the other guy? i dont want to make the same mistake.