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COil or not to COil


Mike Tieson
02-06-2002, 01:06 AM
Got full coil overs for my b-day and h&R springs. what do you put on the springs or would you go with the true coils? and what do you do with the one you don't use?

buh_buh
02-06-2002, 03:22 AM
well it depends which one you need.
If you need to raise and lower your car a lot, keep the coilovers, if your ok with keeping it at a lower height then keep the springs. Whatever you decide not to keep you should sell.

spy54
02-06-2002, 05:20 AM
i am gonna go with the coilovers man

texan
02-06-2002, 11:41 AM
Originally posted by Mike Tieson
Got full coil overs for my b-day and h&R springs. what do you put on the springs or would you go with the true coils? and what do you do with the one you don't use?

It would help if you mentioned what coilovers you have.

Mike Tieson
02-06-2002, 12:35 PM
they are made by Koni

texan
02-06-2002, 12:43 PM
Koni doesn't make coil springs, please find out who these are made by.

Someguy
02-06-2002, 01:00 PM
I've sold some of my old springs that were only a couple of months old for about half of their retail price. If the springs are older then that then you will probably end up just shit-canning them or giving them away to a cheap friend.

But anyway, I bit confused about the rest of the question here. You're saying you have a coil over kit which includes Koni shocks, and springs or no? And a seperate set of H&R lowering springs and you are not sure which to use. Is that the question?

Mike Tieson
02-06-2002, 01:07 PM
the system has koni yellows with neuspeed springs. My question is this, I got the full coil over system for my birthday. I also got H&R lowering springs, two seperate things. This means I can lower my car two ways, either with coils or just with the h&R springs, which would be better?

texan
02-06-2002, 01:32 PM
So are you saying that the Neuspeed/Koni combo is height adjustable? Or that you can only use the Neuspeed springs with the Koni shocks?

Mike Tieson
02-06-2002, 03:28 PM
ok lemme say this again and pay attention this time

i got two seperate things for my birthday

FULL COIL OVER SYSTEM I think you know what those are
a box of H&R springs that have nothing to do with the coil over system.


again my question

What kind of suspension would u put on, since i have two ways of doing it. would u go for the sport springs? or use the coil overs

Someguy
02-06-2002, 04:34 PM
The coil-overs of course.

texan
02-06-2002, 04:42 PM
Originally posted by Mike Tieson
ok lemme say this again and pay attention this time

i got two seperate things for my birthday

FULL COIL OVER SYSTEM I think you know what those are
a box of H&R springs that have nothing to do with the coil over system.


again my question

What kind of suspension would u put on, since i have two ways of doing it. would u go for the sport springs? or use the coil overs

What the hell kind of question is this?? You finally explain that you have one high end setup and one simple set of springs, and you are asking US which to go for? There's a reason the springs cost $200 and the coilover setup costs around $1000 (again, is it height adjustable, I know what a coilover setup is but 95% of the people in this world don't, and they are not necessarily adjustable in any way), what sort of difficult decision is this? I suppose if you are primarily interested in peformance (what you want these for has also yet to be mentioned) there's nothing that needs to be said, clearly the high end coilover setup is going to work better than just springs on shitty stock shocks (again, if that's what you have, you never mentioned what your current suspension consists of). On the other hand, this is all just guesswork because you have done everything EXCEPT clearly explain yourself and your desires for the suspension mods.


Ps- Please pay attention this time.

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