Are these coilovers good = / ?
#1
Are these coilovers good = / ?
hey guys. i needed more of a drop than my tein springs are givving me.. tell me wht you guys think of these. and how do they work. do they just go over my shocks?
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#3
Originally Posted by jeggy,Apr 26 2008, 09:46 AM
i had those on my civic.
if the drop is the ONE AND ONLY factor, go ahead and get them.
if the drop is the ONE AND ONLY factor, go ahead and get them.
#4
As a rule you never want to do coil over sleeves on stock shocks.
The shocks on the car are valved for specific spring rates, travel.
The shorter springs reduce shock travel which makes them less efficient and if the sleeved shocks have higher rates than stock the shocks become virtually ineffective at dampening the spring.
The result is a sloppy and harsh ride and inaccurate handling.
The shocks on the car are valved for specific spring rates, travel.
The shorter springs reduce shock travel which makes them less efficient and if the sleeved shocks have higher rates than stock the shocks become virtually ineffective at dampening the spring.
The result is a sloppy and harsh ride and inaccurate handling.
#5
Originally Posted by Dezoris,Apr 26 2008, 10:34 AM
The shorter springs reduce shock travel which makes them less efficient and if the sleeved shocks have higher rates than stock the shocks become virtually ineffective at dampening the spring.
#7
im running on them for two years now with stock shocks. i havent track or autocross my car yet with this suspension. but i heard a lot of good things about it with koni yellow. so far for me i did the AP2 set-up in which i had the stiffer springs in front. so far i like how the car handles but that always depend on how you want your car is being set at. as for the installation, i had it professionally done. at first the sleeves didnt set well on the shocks after the install. so what i did to have it set properly was a little bit sanding.
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#9
Originally Posted by Dezoris,Apr 26 2008, 10:34 AM
As a rule you never want to do coil over sleeves on stock shocks.
The shocks on the car are valved for specific spring rates, travel.
The shorter springs reduce shock travel which makes them less efficient and if the sleeved shocks have higher rates than stock the shocks become virtually ineffective at dampening the spring.
The result is a sloppy and harsh ride and inaccurate handling.
The shocks on the car are valved for specific spring rates, travel.
The shorter springs reduce shock travel which makes them less efficient and if the sleeved shocks have higher rates than stock the shocks become virtually ineffective at dampening the spring.
The result is a sloppy and harsh ride and inaccurate handling.