quick question of coilovers
11-09-10, 10:27 AM
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quick question of coilovers
i found a pair of rear coilovers on craiglist but he said that they were on a 94 gs300 do they fit on my gs400 1998 any advice would help the brad of the coilovers are BG COILOVERS
11-09-10, 03:44 PM
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Depends on what you want at the end of the day. For example do you want any of the following in any sort of combination.
-OEM ride, but still firm
-Firmer ride with adjustable dampening
-electronic dampening
-Just height adjustment
The list goes on as to what you can do. If you narrow down what your looking for it'll help with making a choice. There is a ton of reference material here to do your research on.
I was going to get a the TEIN CS with the EDFC, but realized that it isn't important to me with as I don't need a huge amount of adjustable settings for a daily driver. On my last car that had a race setup needed more adjustments for dampening and what not as ride quality wasn't as important as the ability to adjust handling. As such I have on order from Japan Tanabe Sustec Pro S-0C coils. They offer OEM ride comfort and still firm up the suspension for spirited drives and offer a reduction with body roll. The drop isn't massive, but if you know how to pair up a set of rims you can get the desired effect.
-OEM ride, but still firm
-Firmer ride with adjustable dampening
-electronic dampening
-Just height adjustment
The list goes on as to what you can do. If you narrow down what your looking for it'll help with making a choice. There is a ton of reference material here to do your research on.
I was going to get a the TEIN CS with the EDFC, but realized that it isn't important to me with as I don't need a huge amount of adjustable settings for a daily driver. On my last car that had a race setup needed more adjustments for dampening and what not as ride quality wasn't as important as the ability to adjust handling. As such I have on order from Japan Tanabe Sustec Pro S-0C coils. They offer OEM ride comfort and still firm up the suspension for spirited drives and offer a reduction with body roll. The drop isn't massive, but if you know how to pair up a set of rims you can get the desired effect.
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11-10-10, 04:54 PM
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I ordered my Tanabe from Howard over at US-AUTOTECH as he is a vender on this forum. They have to be made per order and I won't see it until January. That is fine since it is snowing up on the hills and it'll snow here pretty soon I am hoping. I don't want to deal with setting it up and then lowering again in 4 months.
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