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coilovers/lowering springs
which do people prefer, brand wise also, how hard is it to adjust the coilovers?
what shocks do you recommend also.. thanks :P |
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Re: coilovers/lowering springs
if you're looking for full coilovers, tein's are usually one of the first choices, they perform great for a great price (relatively)... if you're looking for a good strut/shock combo, just do a search, some of the main companies are koni, tokico, neuspeed
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Re: coilovers/lowering springs
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I have Tein SS coilovers with +2kg stiffer springs on them than normal. That's what I prefer, and what I'd recommend brand wise, Tein. You simply really can't beat the performance, and ride quality of true full coilovers.For shocks I wouldn't get anything other than Koni (any are fine, but Yellows are best, and Reds if you don't need the dampening adjustment), KYB AGX, or Tokico Illuminas. Best springs I hear of or have ridden on, are Neuspeed, Eibach, H&R, Tein S.Tech and Tanabe.
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