Coilover Recommendations?
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Coilover Recommendations?
I just picked up a 2000 SC300 2JZGTE VVTi and the struts are blown. I want a setup that can handle a circuit. I'm not too picky about the ride comfort, but I also don't want to break the car from the roughness. Any recommendations? I've been eyeing the Tien Mono-Tubes and D2s. If there are better I would prefer them.
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I just picked up a 2000 SC300 2JZGTE VVTi and the struts are blown. I want a setup that can handle a circuit. I'm not too picky about the ride comfort, but I also don't want to break the car from the roughness. Any recommendations? I've been eyeing the Tien Mono-Tubes and D2s. If there are better I would prefer them.
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whatever you buy don't waste your money on PBM. they get worse by the day. had issues the day I installed them and took a while to get it resolved with PSM. all the great things ive heard of them its a disappointment.
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I've heard many good things about feal coilovers and the feal 441s for the supra/sc chassis have pretty stiff spring rates. Personally my next setup I'm going to get is fortune auto with the swift springs upgrade and that's what I would recommend for a great all around coilover (ridden in multiples cars with this setup).
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I've heard many good things about feal coilovers and the feal 441s for the supra/sc chassis have pretty stiff spring rates. Personally my next setup I'm going to get is fortune auto with the swift springs upgrade and that's what I would recommend for a great all around coilover (ridden in multiples cars with this setup).
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I've read that a 18/10 setup is popular for people who are likely to do more "aggresive driving".
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I have the godspeed ones.....havent tracked them...I have no complaints about them and I drive the car pretty hard on rough and patchy pittsburgh roads.....
But the honda crowd praises these coilovers for track days...
Any coilovers will make a huge difference over struts/springs
But the honda crowd praises these coilovers for track days...
Any coilovers will make a huge difference over struts/springs
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I have BC Racing as well. Got em because it was a pretty good price. Their a huge improvement over stock and handle well for spirited driving. Not sure about the track, but I would assume they can hold up. I got em on a stiffer setting so I tend to be a little more careful on bumps and bad roads haha.
I heard about godspeed and read horror stories about their stuff breaking from the 240 guys. I guess its the "you get what you pay for" ordeal.
I heard about godspeed and read horror stories about their stuff breaking from the 240 guys. I guess its the "you get what you pay for" ordeal.
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I have BC Racing as well. Got em because it was a pretty good price. Their a huge improvement over stock and handle well for spirited driving. Not sure about the track, but I would assume they can hold up. I got em on a stiffer setting so I tend to be a little more careful on bumps and bad roads haha.
I heard about godspeed and read horror stories about their stuff breaking from the 240 guys. I guess its the "you get what you pay for" ordeal.
I heard about godspeed and read horror stories about their stuff breaking from the 240 guys. I guess its the "you get what you pay for" ordeal.
The godspeed mono rs coilover are not that cheap.......they cost $800.....and the price you pay for parts doesnt always mean the quality is better/worse....
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I have Stance Coilovers on my car. its priced reasonable and it has an adjustable **** on each coilover to adjust the stiffness. Never tracked them but the spring rates come stiffer than other coilover brands ive seen. 18K up front and 10K in the rear