best coilovers
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if OP insists on coilover system, hks is the way to go, hands down. (my hks may be up fs in the near future, if 'someone' *cough cough* backs out 
lol)
if not, i still stand by kyb or bilstein combo w/stockers.
either way, GL to OP on choice!
lol)if not, i still stand by kyb or bilstein combo w/stockers.
either way, GL to OP on choice!
Yeah I thought the HKS Hipermax LS+ can drop the car really low. That's the one I was looking before realizing that they are discontinued.
Hi people,
I want to replace the shocks of my fathers car.it has at the moment 93000 miles and I believe the previous owner didn’t replace the struts. The ride is bouncy, but lot of owners say even when they are new , the ride is still bouncy but little bit less.
The roads in my country are bad. What are the best coilovers for comfort and less damage? I don’t want noises of plastic inside of the cabin.
i heard good things about tein super street with other cars....
I want to replace the shocks of my fathers car.it has at the moment 93000 miles and I believe the previous owner didn’t replace the struts. The ride is bouncy, but lot of owners say even when they are new , the ride is still bouncy but little bit less.
The roads in my country are bad. What are the best coilovers for comfort and less damage? I don’t want noises of plastic inside of the cabin.
i heard good things about tein super street with other cars....
1. The OP mentioned that he wanted to replace his "SHOCKS" and then refers to "COILOVERS"
2. OP mentions "roads in my country roads are bad," his listing is in CA
3. Not one person has noticed that the OP has NEVER RESPONDED to his original post.......
Really fellas (and ladies), let's give this one a rest so everyone can stop bragging how great their suspension is.
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