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Old 12-03-2015, 10:13 PM
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Konis may work great for civic/integras and other vehicles. But not that great on the s2k.
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Originally Posted by jr94513
Konis may work great for civic/integras and other vehicles. But not that great on the s2k.

which HKS are you running?
Old 12-04-2015, 05:03 AM
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So I have looked into the koni yellow with ground control, hks hypermax GT or the race version SP. I want to stick with name brand. Fortune Auto? I have read the thread on them, but don't want to deal with non name brand stuff. Just think companies like HKS and Koni have been around much longer so inherently think it will be better off.
All of the coilovers you named are "name brand" Fortune auto is assembled" in the USA I hear great reviews on the 510's I am personally on BC Racing with 14Kg springs.

Koni yellow w/ground control is old as dirt setup. People still run it cause it works.

Also look into "Stance" coilovers they offer customizing and are great coils as well. I just cant stand the name because I think of cheap people.


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I am just throwing this out there: Lap times speak nothing to the quality of damper/coil-overs at all
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Megan track coilovers
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Originally Posted by jr94513
Konis may work great for civic/integras and other vehicles. But not that great on the s2k.
Please explain your reasoning.
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Originally Posted by uh0h50
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Konis may work great for civic/integras and other vehicles. But not that great on the s2k.
Please explain your reasoning.
^^ yep lol, i 2nd both HKS and GC with koni yellows. hks has had a good reputation for track. http://www.motoiq.com/MagazineArticl...on-System.aspx


they also had another article comparing the previous hypermax vs KW and the eibach pro r2 kit.
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how about ballade sports bc coils with the 16k f/r spring rates or tein mono flex?
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I did this research about a year ago. I went with GC\Koni. It's the best Coilover setup for $1,200. If you're going to spend more than that just save for the KW
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Thanks for all the input guys. What about Koni yellows with swift r springs? I have seen many CR guys pairing the swift r with their stock shocks and they seem to like. Could probably get that put together for about 900.


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