Coilovers
#3
the oem suspension is difficult to beat. you might have to put out some money to get something better.
driver rear side has gas tank stuff in the way, once installed make sure you have a plan to adj that coil over.
you will need to immediately re align the car after installation. if you lower the car even 1" adjustment options begin to limit.
driver rear side has gas tank stuff in the way, once installed make sure you have a plan to adj that coil over.
you will need to immediately re align the car after installation. if you lower the car even 1" adjustment options begin to limit.
#7
the KW V3 is a very very good coilover setup, but it is more expensive than the 2 you listed.
i have the t1-r bmax coilovers and i love them. i have they paired up with SWIFT 10k springs. they are very high quality.
the T1-R bmac coilovers are one of the best coilovers for the s2000 that is not an external reservoir setup. why? bc it has one of the largest piston/tude diameters. that means more fluid displacement with less movement.
the amount of reduction in body roll was amazing when i installed these, but i have since then gotten used to it and i think im gonna get stiffer front sway bars
i have the t1-r bmax coilovers and i love them. i have they paired up with SWIFT 10k springs. they are very high quality.
the T1-R bmac coilovers are one of the best coilovers for the s2000 that is not an external reservoir setup. why? bc it has one of the largest piston/tude diameters. that means more fluid displacement with less movement.
the amount of reduction in body roll was amazing when i installed these, but i have since then gotten used to it and i think im gonna get stiffer front sway bars
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#8
thanks for your suggestions. i might just end up putting this thought aside for a while until i save up more money. i really don't want to compromise too much of the stock handling with a so-so set of coilovers.
#9
[QUOTE=jah,Mar 4 2007, 08:28 AM] driver rear side has gas tank stuff in the way, once installed make sure you have a plan to adj that coil over.
you will need to immediately re align the car after installation.
you will need to immediately re align the car after installation.
#10
Originally Posted by CarloS2K,Mar 4 2007, 07:01 PM
thanks for your suggestions. i might just end up putting this thought aside for a while until i save up more money. i really don't want to compromise too much of the stock handling with a so-so set of coilovers.
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