Coilovers
06-20-2006 | 12:41 AM
#11
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From: San Diego
i have JIC FLT A2's also. i had megan coilovers before and man i can feel the difference. these coilovers feel great even on harder settings. not as harsh as the megans. the only thing i liked about the megans was it was easier to adjust ride height
06-20-2006 | 08:32 AM
#13
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From: huntington long island
no way, wow i beat on mine and they stand up to nething, i even got in an accident like 6 months ago where i hopped a curb, nothing happened to my rim or coil over or nething, sorry urs leaked
06-20-2006 | 09:33 AM
#17
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From: Vegas Baby, Vegas
Originally Posted by Rambizzle,Jun 19 2006, 03:05 PM
Ok, so i tried the search on coilovers, but nobody seems to stay on topic, or answers a question. people seem to stray away and talk about the stock system and lowering springs. My question is, what is a good set of coilovers for everyday use, and occasional track? I don't care to know about lowering springs or how good the stock system is. I just want to know what is a good quality set of coilovers for MY04+. I don't mind a more harsh ride. Price does not matter too much to me. I'm looking for durable and a noticable difference in performance from the stock suspension.
EDIT: I'm lookin to drop an inch, so again, comfortability's not that important to me. I'm all about fun!
EDIT: I'm lookin to drop an inch, so again, comfortability's not that important to me. I'm all about fun!
I won't throw a sales pitch in here but you'll find that there are more than a few satisfied users on the board.
06-20-2006 | 11:37 AM
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I am leaning towards H&R myself. From what I hear they are similar to Pss's. For some reason nobody likes them 
I hear they are soft, I feel that's just H&R's approach to netural balancing for the car, plus I drive on the streets and never on the track so they should work out.
I hear they are soft, I feel that's just H&R's approach to netural balancing for the car, plus I drive on the streets and never on the track so they should work out.
06-20-2006 | 07:42 PM
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I will put money that 90% of the people who posted so far havent tested or driven over 2 suspention set ups to know what they are talking about. Someone has stock suspention, they get a set of Ebay specials and of course its gonna be stiffer then stock so they praise it. For the BEST suspention set up there isnt anything else that comes close to Koni Yellows Matched with a set of PROPER GC coilovers. Get the right spring rate, set up the correct compression/rebound, and they will outperform every coilover combo < $2,000....for only $900. Anyways that just my double 02