bomz coilovers
geoffro
05-11-2004, 02:54 PM
looking to lower the ride.... any word on the bomz coilovers? i hear H & R's are the best overall, but i can't afford the steep price tag. the bomz are a steal right now on ebay for $50. is it worth it? anything that cheap leaves me a bit weary. thanks for the input.... fro.
BullShifter
05-11-2004, 05:55 PM
4 letters best describe those "coilover sleeves"
J U N K
When it comes to suspension you get what you pay for.
For true coilovers expect to pay AT LEAST $700
True coilover include springs/struts
If you must have coilover sleeves go with Ground Controls. Sleeve is only a springs & adjustable perch.
www.modacar.com carries all quality suspension parts, no junk there.
J U N K
When it comes to suspension you get what you pay for.
For true coilovers expect to pay AT LEAST $700
True coilover include springs/struts
If you must have coilover sleeves go with Ground Controls. Sleeve is only a springs & adjustable perch.
www.modacar.com carries all quality suspension parts, no junk there.
integrasedan
05-11-2004, 09:17 PM
just saw ad that Tokico and Konis systems have matched springs and matched shocks adjustable. Both look pretty good.
geoffro
05-12-2004, 12:00 AM
yeah.... that's what i was afraid of($$$$).... but it's not worth skimping on such an important component... i take it those bomz are hella bouncy?
thanks for the input....
thanks for the input....
Ace$nyper
05-12-2004, 03:51 PM
4 letters best describe those "coilover sleeves"
J U N K
damn thats cold but i'm qutie happy with custom rated skunk2s and koni yellows.
I dont know how much better a basic Tein would be *same cost as my set up* but most coil sleeves are ass
J U N K
damn thats cold but i'm qutie happy with custom rated skunk2s and koni yellows.
I dont know how much better a basic Tein would be *same cost as my set up* but most coil sleeves are ass
BullShifter
05-13-2004, 12:04 AM
damn thats cold
It's the truth :eek7:
It's the truth :eek7:
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