Megan ez coilovers?
04-28-11, 08:44 PM
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Just got them installed on my personal IS350. Absolutely LOVE them. They ride SUPER smooth. My wife drove it today with my 3 year old and 6 month old baby in the back and thought it felt like stock. Sorry for the crappy cell pics but gotta post up something.
04-29-11, 03:54 PM
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Just had a question in terms of which coilover is better for what I want to achieve. I'm not planning to track my car or even go on spirited drives, I just want to slam it to the ground, however, I feel as though the EZ street's spring rates are way too soft, basically expecting it to bottom out a lot since theres not enough suspension travel. Would it be better to just opt for the BC racing coilovers or do you think the EZ streets are sufficient enough for what I want to achieve? I'm planning to basically go all the way down near rim almost touching the fenders front and back, or basically as low as it will go without dropping the preload. (hopefully these go as low as the LP streets, correct me if i'm wrong)
04-29-11, 05:13 PM
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Just had a question in terms of which coilover is better for what I want to achieve. I'm not planning to track my car or even go on spirited drives, I just want to slam it to the ground, however, I feel as though the EZ street's spring rates are way too soft, basically expecting it to bottom out a lot since theres not enough suspension travel. Would it be better to just opt for the BC racing coilovers or do you think the EZ streets are sufficient enough for what I want to achieve? I'm planning to basically go all the way down near rim almost touching the fenders front and back, or basically as low as it will go without dropping the preload. (hopefully these go as low as the LP streets, correct me if i'm wrong)
04-29-11, 05:36 PM
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these things will drop about 4 inches, but you are right. The springs rates are still very soft.
I keep thinking that eventually there wont be any more fender liner to rub, but I've been wrong every time now.
I keep thinking that eventually there wont be any more fender liner to rub, but I've been wrong every time now.
04-30-11, 11:27 PM
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I've searched quite a bit but couldn't find an answer: can the damper be rebuilt or replaced? Or does the entire coilover assembly have to be shipped back to Megan for refurbishment (implying that the car is undrivable for this period of time)?
05-01-11, 09:52 PM
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Well ended up picking up a set of EZ streets from Chris at SpeedNStyles, (great seller to anyone who would like to pick up any suspension parts from, highly recommended and buy with confidence.) I'll let you guys know how the install goes, time for some slammage!
05-01-11, 10:32 PM
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I've had mine around for two months just posted in my room.. The more I read about it the more I wanna throw them on. Only problem is I wanna throw spacers to make the stocks flush and get the sway bar to help with body roll while I'm at it. With a possibility of powder coating the rims :/
05-03-11, 01:42 PM
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I'm running mine 9 clicks in.. So basically half way. LOVE the ride of the EZ streets but I noticed as someone else said that when you're super low it really tears up the inner fenders.
