which coil overs
07-14-09, 12:08 PM
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Ok, most of the suggestions here are from people who have either heard good things about coilovers or are giving firsthand experience with the one set they have.
A lot of the info here is good, most coilovers listed will do the job and will give a good ride and a good drop range.
However, if you are looking for the BEST RIDE, as in the smoothest ride with the most compliant damping for street driving, then you need to look no further than a set of KW V3's.
They will without a doubt, provide the best ride in comparison to whats listed here. We deal with a lot of suspenions, so that how we know
A lot of the info here is good, most coilovers listed will do the job and will give a good ride and a good drop range.
However, if you are looking for the BEST RIDE, as in the smoothest ride with the most compliant damping for street driving, then you need to look no further than a set of KW V3's.
They will without a doubt, provide the best ride in comparison to whats listed here. We deal with a lot of suspenions, so that how we know
07-21-09, 06:34 PM
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Ok, most of the suggestions here are from people who have either heard good things about coilovers or are giving firsthand experience with the one set they have.
A lot of the info here is good, most coilovers listed will do the job and will give a good ride and a good drop range.
However, if you are looking for the BEST RIDE, as in the smoothest ride with the most compliant damping for street driving, then you need to look no further than a set of KW V3's.
They will without a doubt, provide the best ride in comparison to whats listed here. We deal with a lot of suspenions, so that how we know
A lot of the info here is good, most coilovers listed will do the job and will give a good ride and a good drop range.
However, if you are looking for the BEST RIDE, as in the smoothest ride with the most compliant damping for street driving, then you need to look no further than a set of KW V3's.
They will without a doubt, provide the best ride in comparison to whats listed here. We deal with a lot of suspenions, so that how we know
07-30-09, 12:26 AM
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Im sure it probably has been covered already... but ONE believes that it would depend on what you will want to do with the car.. SHARP CURVES/TRACK i would go for JIC or TEINS. however if you would like to pay alot less and have alot more comfort in your ride as well as being able to drop and raise the car easyly i would go for MEGANS.
07-30-09, 08:36 PM
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Im sure it probably has been covered already... but ONE believes that it would depend on what you will want to do with the car.. SHARP CURVES/TRACK i would go for JIC or TEINS. however if you would like to pay alot less and have alot more comfort in your ride as well as being able to drop and raise the car easyly i would go for MEGANS.
07-30-09, 10:43 PM
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well i am sure it also depends where you buy them . there are also licensed dealers besides TEIN themselves that sell the products and provide better customer care.
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