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I have had both RSR and Tein Coilovers. RSR are going to be more expensive but worth the extra based on ride and built quality. The rubbing question will relate to your wheels and tires. What size wheels and tires are you running (Diameter, offset, tire size). How low are you looking to go at this point. I should be able to give you an answer once I know that
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I have had both RSR and Tein Coilovers. RSR are going to be more expensive but worth the extra based on ride and built quality. The rubbing question will relate to your wheels and tires. What size wheels and tires are you running (Diameter, offset, tire size). How low are you looking to go at this point. I should be able to give you an answer once I know that
i want to go low, but dont want rub
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RSR coilovers are good but the default springs are a bit soft. If you plan on running any kind of aggressive wheel fitments, get some J5 coilovers with stiff springs, otherwise the rubbing will become really frustrating. I wish someone told me this when I was shopping for my coilovers. And as far as just running springs, I wouldn't. The ride is never as good as with coilovers and you can't adjust anything once it's in.
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