I Was Looking For sOme Decent Affordable Coilovers Anyone Have Any?
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What do you mean affordable?
I think the 1250 price tag for the powered by max JZS147 coilovers, especially with their $100 lifetime replacement along with their build quality... and in my opinion they handle great on my car, a little stiff over the small school/apartment bumps but handling for DD is great.
I think the 1250 price tag for the powered by max JZS147 coilovers, especially with their $100 lifetime replacement along with their build quality... and in my opinion they handle great on my car, a little stiff over the small school/apartment bumps but handling for DD is great.
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I think the 1250 price tag for the powered by max JZS147 coilovers, especially with their $100 lifetime replacement along with their build quality... and in my opinion they handle great on my car, a little stiff over the small school/apartment bumps but handling for DD is great.
+1 im happy with mine Originally Posted by joewitafro
What do you mean affordable?I think the 1250 price tag for the powered by max JZS147 coilovers, especially with their $100 lifetime replacement along with their build quality... and in my opinion they handle great on my car, a little stiff over the small school/apartment bumps but handling for DD is great.

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I think the 1250 price tag for the powered by max JZS147 coilovers, especially with their $100 lifetime replacement along with their build quality... and in my opinion they handle great on my car, a little stiff over the small school/apartment bumps but handling for DD is great.
does it bounce a lot since they tend to run a little more stiff than other coilovers"??Originally Posted by joewitafro
What do you mean affordable?I think the 1250 price tag for the powered by max JZS147 coilovers, especially with their $100 lifetime replacement along with their build quality... and in my opinion they handle great on my car, a little stiff over the small school/apartment bumps but handling for DD is great.
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depends on how much damper you set how high your srping rates are etc etc im fine with my 22/20kg setup on mine but you expect it to be stiff going from stock to coilovers if you want comfort leave the stock suspesion in thereOriginally Posted by image976
does it bounce a lot since they tend to run a little more stiff than other coilovers"??
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I actually find my coil overs to be much more comfortable because they are predictable.. Not jarring to me at all, i still go over large school bumps faster than most people driving their regular cars and trucks.
