Changes on the way...

My now completly stock 2000 silver G20, will be undergoing some changes this spring. Im going to do the following in March:


-exhaust/intake
-18 in. chrome wheels
-lowering springs
-custom painted eye lids
-red calipers
-cleared out blinkers
-carbon fiber dash kit
-tinted windows 15%

Let me know what you think? Suggestions would be great! Thanks

Originally posted by italia
My now completly stock 2000 silver G20, will be undergoing some changes this spring. Im going to do the following in March:


-exhaust/intake
-18 in. chrome wheels
-lowering springs
-custom painted eye lids
-red calipers
-cleared out blinkers
-carbon fiber dash kit
-tinted windows 15%

Let me know what you think? Suggestions would be great! Thanks

Since you asked...... :p

-exhaust/CAI
17 or 18" non-chrome wheels
Tein coilovers
Wings West front lip
Tint

:D

Originally posted by P10DET
Tein coilovers

Ugh, I hate calling the TEIN NA kit 'coilovers'. :( They are not real coilovers are are just spring/shock replacments with a height adjustible spring perch. *shrugs*

The GroundControl and JIC Magic kits are coilovers. Even the B+G kit I would call a height adjustible suspension replacement.

BTW what is the official definition of 'coilovers?' :confused: If it's a coil spring over a strut/shock then wouldn't even a MacPherson strut assembly be a 'coilover?'

Tien's are gonna be hard to find in the US without spending alot of money cuz I think Tien only imports to the US through very few people.

Originally posted by G-Forces
Ugh, I hate calling the TEIN NA kit 'coilovers'. :( They are not real coilovers are are just spring/shock replacments with a height adjustible spring perch. *shrugs*

Oh. I wasn't aware fo that. That's lame.

DON'T GET THE TEINS ;)

Originally posted by G-Forces
The GroundControl and JIC Magic kits are coilovers. Even the B+G kit I would call a height adjustible suspension replacement.

Yeah, get the Ground Controls with Konis. :D

Of the Japanese coilovers, the CRUX coilovers look pretty promising. They use inverted dampers.

Originally posted by G-Forces
BTW what is the official definition of 'coilovers?' :confused: If it's a coil spring over a strut/shock then wouldn't even a MacPherson strut assembly be a 'coilover?'

I don't think there is an "official" definition. Generally though, a coilover is considered to have an adjustable spring perch. Technically speaking, you could call our stock suspension a coilover, but nobody does. As I said, coilovers are generally thought of as having an adjustable perch.