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Which coilovers for drifting

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Old 08-04-10, 10:13 AM
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I wanted new coilovers for drifting...
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Old 08-04-10, 09:45 PM
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stance or psm. i'm not gonna vote since I'd honestly take whichever I could get for cheaper. megan-lol. tein-hell no. d2.. mehhh.
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I voted, but my vote may be biased.
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If you already have stiff Japanese coilovers then get them rebuilt for cheap.
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i love my stances but i never tryed anything else. i wish they were mores stiff but i cant compare them to anything, im very interested in performance of powered by max coils
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Where is the "none of the above" option?

What is your goal and budget?
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i love my stances
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How about DG-5?
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What makes it so good that it's for drifting?
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I have the PBMs and I feel theyre still too soft even on the stiffest setting. I can feel the bodyroll. Anyone else have this problem? I know im dumped but ive had coilovers on other cars that wouldnt dip and bounce at all. Im thinking about selling these for the stance GR+ since thats what I see most people drifting on.
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If you go that route let us know how it is.
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For drifting strictly go with powerd by max. For daily n track go with stance trust me on this quality nice comfort ride and turn the **** put it to its stiffest setting get a welded for sure for drifting
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Teins arn't the best for drifting, but it will do, I doubt many people on this forum are skilled enough to really know the difference between coilovers when they drift. A good sway bar is much more noticeable.

I have Tein because of the EDFC, my car is my DD and I would hate to have it too stiff or too soft. If you are building your car specifically for drifting, I would look elsewhere.
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Originally Posted by turbopwr
I have the PBMs and I feel theyre still too soft even on the stiffest setting. I can feel the bodyroll. Anyone else have this problem? I know im dumped but ive had coilovers on other cars that wouldnt dip and bounce at all. Im thinking about selling these for the stance GR+ since thats what I see most people drifting on.
I installed my PBM last month and I was also surprised by how soft they were... especially in contrast to everything you read about them being stiff as ****... but I think thats only in relation to 240s.
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