BC coilovers in an AWD is250
11-30-14, 09:36 PM
#1
BC coilovers in an AWD is250
Hey forum,
I'm going to be purchasing a set of bc coilovers in the coming weeks. I spoke to Mike over at Figs engineering, as I was considering a 12k/10k setup. He said with the awd is250, it is 140lbs heavier in the front, so 14k front/ 10k rear would be another option.....
Anyone with either setup on an awd is250?
Would 12k/10k or 14k/10k be best?
Looking to order these soon, and would appreciate some insight.
Thanks!
I'm going to be purchasing a set of bc coilovers in the coming weeks. I spoke to Mike over at Figs engineering, as I was considering a 12k/10k setup. He said with the awd is250, it is 140lbs heavier in the front, so 14k front/ 10k rear would be another option.....
Anyone with either setup on an awd is250?
Would 12k/10k or 14k/10k be best?
Looking to order these soon, and would appreciate some insight.
Thanks!
03-05-15, 05:46 AM
#2
Hey forum,
I'm going to be purchasing a set of bc coilovers in the coming weeks. I spoke to Mike over at Figs engineering, as I was considering a 12k/10k setup. He said with the awd is250, it is 140lbs heavier in the front, so 14k front/ 10k rear would be another option.....
Anyone with either setup on an awd is250?
Would 12k/10k or 14k/10k be best?
Looking to order these soon, and would appreciate some insight.
Thanks!
I'm going to be purchasing a set of bc coilovers in the coming weeks. I spoke to Mike over at Figs engineering, as I was considering a 12k/10k setup. He said with the awd is250, it is 140lbs heavier in the front, so 14k front/ 10k rear would be another option.....
Anyone with either setup on an awd is250?
Would 12k/10k or 14k/10k be best?
Looking to order these soon, and would appreciate some insight.
Thanks!
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