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Megan ez coilovers?

Old 11-01-10, 09:28 PM
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Originally Posted by RastaRacer
^^ nice review, im definately getting these coils once i sell the Tein springs i bought.....where is everybody getting these coils from, who has the best price? i seen them on hopupracing.com for $700 with free shipping.
I got a quote from several vendors and the prices vary 10-15 dollars (675 shipped), but i would recommend Circuit Motorsports, I called there number and got quick and friendly service with fast shipment.
Old 11-03-10, 10:51 PM
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What are you guys using for height reference... I'm not wanting to slam the thing and I also want to keep the stock forward rake, I think it looks more aggressive and will help counter understeer tendency which seems to be the norm these days. I'm currently using the fender lip to the ground through the wheel centerline: fronts are at 25 3/4, rears at 24 1/2 in inchs. but may raise everything another 1/4 inch as I am now touching the front spoiler on occasions and have to be mindful with driveway ramps and dips. would like to hear what some of you other guys are running at. Thanks
Old 11-03-10, 10:55 PM
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launchpad, ensure you do not have too much spring preload set...
Old 11-04-10, 08:23 AM
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Originally Posted by MSirJet
launchpad, ensure you do not have too much spring preload set...
Do i need to just back the collars down a bit? I didnt mess with the factory preload Only the very bottom locking collar after I adjusted the height
Old 11-04-10, 01:30 PM
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Subscribed for a in depth review
Old 11-04-10, 07:20 PM
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I purchased these coils from Circuit motorsports for my IS250 via the Market place. I got great service, awesome price and fast delivery and i am very pleased with the coils. The coils are the bomb !!! They were cheap and the ride quality is amazing !!

Spdrcr771 on this forum installed them for me, and he did a real great job, Thanks scooter !!! We dropped the height by one inch from stock and on the soft setting it runs exactly like stock to me. I have experimented a bit with the dampening settings and even at the hardest setting the car rides pretty smooth !! I finally settled on a setting of 7 for the fronts and 12 on the rear, as the rear pretty much touches when going over bumps and turning tight corners on any lower setting. I still need to get my alignment done, so i am thinking that i may have to camber the rears in a bit to allow for clearance.

Anyway i would highly reccomend these coils to anyone that just needs to drop their ISx50 for street driving, the price is great, the ride quality is amazing and dealing with Circuit Motorsports was an absolute pleasure. I will be making more purchases from them for my other parts. I will post pics of the install soon !!
Old 11-05-10, 10:42 PM
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Thanks Piggy!
Old 11-06-10, 12:54 AM
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Just make sure you preload the coilovers correctly and adjust to your preferred height
Old 11-16-10, 04:21 PM
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These work on AWD?
Old 12-07-10, 12:00 PM
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any long term review? how many miles you put on t hem and any issues so far?
Old 12-07-10, 08:29 PM
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Originally Posted by allst4r
any long term review? how many miles you put on t hem and any issues so far?
I have had mine on my IS250 for a couple of months now and have only put on about a thousand miles on them. So far they are holding up really well and the ride is nearly as smooth as stock !! I love them and will reccomend them to anyone on a budget.
Old 12-11-10, 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted by piggyzw1
I have had mine on my IS250 for a couple of months now and have only put on about a thousand miles on them. So far they are holding up really well and the ride is nearly as smooth as stock !! I love them and will reccomend them to anyone on a budget.
I'm considering getting these, anyone having problems with squeaks? Other forums are reporting minor squeaking on rebound.
Old 12-12-10, 01:52 PM
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Originally Posted by 24boosted
I'm considering getting these, anyone having problems with squeaks? Other forums are reporting minor squeaking on rebound.
No squeaking here. Took a few attempts at getting the damper right, but i love mine. A little stiffer than stock but not by much.
Old 12-12-10, 05:31 PM
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There are specific AWD and RWD coilovers, you need the correct set.

If anyone needs help or wants a set feel free to PM us
Old 12-19-10, 05:00 PM
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where did you buy the front and rear camber kit from if u dnt mind me askin.......

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