RS*R Coilovers or BC Racing
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RS*R Coilovers or BC Racing
Hello guy , i'm plan to get the coils for my 2015 is350 RWD and i have a deal between USED RSR ($950) and NEW BC Racing ($995) so which one should i buy , the NEW or USE ? i don't know anything about the suspension and this is my 1st time with the coils . could you guy please give me some advice with your experience , thanks you .
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Used all the way.. Contact us for BC parts. Better quality too.
-Josh
-Josh
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Crud, I meant new all the way haha. Brand new, and comes with warranty.
-Josh
-Josh
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Just bringing this question back alive.
Can't decide between RSR or BC Racing.
RSR is about $2,600 CAD and BC Racing is $1,500 CAD. Are RSR coilovers rebuildable? I don't see where you could get replacements parts for RSR where as BC Racing has a parts store on their website.
Can't decide between RSR or BC Racing.
RSR is about $2,600 CAD and BC Racing is $1,500 CAD. Are RSR coilovers rebuildable? I don't see where you could get replacements parts for RSR where as BC Racing has a parts store on their website.
Last edited by truu; 01-11-19 at 09:40 PM.
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I would look into Tanabe REVEL Coil-overs
https://www.topendmotorsports.com/le...-overs/tanabe/
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Just bringing this question back alive.
Can't decide between RSR or BC Racing.
RSR is about $2,600 CAD and BC Racing is $1,500 CAD. Are RSR coilovers rebuildable? I don't see where you could get replacements parts for RSR where as BC Racing has a parts store on their website.
Can't decide between RSR or BC Racing.
RSR is about $2,600 CAD and BC Racing is $1,500 CAD. Are RSR coilovers rebuildable? I don't see where you could get replacements parts for RSR where as BC Racing has a parts store on their website.
We ship to Canada as well.
-Josh
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Orange County, CA
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This is the decision I'm still stuck on. I can't decide on BC with Swift springs, or RSR. Despite price, most members on other forums, including M3 forums, seem to have very good reviews of the BC-R BR coilovers. RS-R doesn't seem to have hardly any love outside of the current gen 3 ISX crowd. I'm stuck with what seems to be BC offering a superior spring with the Swift spring upgrade.
Josh, I'm still deciding, sorry for the delay in getting back to you, I'm very particular and can't stand the thought of my car having bounce and noises. I'd rather spend the extra on the RS-R if I knew they were actually superior.
Josh, I'm still deciding, sorry for the delay in getting back to you, I'm very particular and can't stand the thought of my car having bounce and noises. I'd rather spend the extra on the RS-R if I knew they were actually superior.
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This is the decision I'm still stuck on. I can't decide on BC with Swift springs, or RSR. Despite price, most members on other forums, including M3 forums, seem to have very good reviews of the BC-R BR coilovers. RS-R doesn't seem to have hardly any love outside of the current gen 3 ISX crowd. I'm stuck with what seems to be BC offering a superior spring with the Swift spring upgrade.
Josh, I'm still deciding, sorry for the delay in getting back to you, I'm very particular and can't stand the thought of my car having bounce and noises. I'd rather spend the extra on the RS-R if I knew they were actually superior.
Josh, I'm still deciding, sorry for the delay in getting back to you, I'm very particular and can't stand the thought of my car having bounce and noises. I'd rather spend the extra on the RS-R if I knew they were actually superior.
Last edited by TOPENDMS; 01-14-19 at 02:11 PM.
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RS-R is very popular with Nissan's like 240sx's and such. I would personally go RS-R, but they are expensive.
I don't consider BC Racing to be a top quality brand with true racing R&D (maybe I'm wrong) .. but they are 'good for the price'. They are popular in forums for reasons including: The Price.
I don't consider BC Racing to be a top quality brand with true racing R&D (maybe I'm wrong) .. but they are 'good for the price'. They are popular in forums for reasons including: The Price.
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AtomicAWD (01-15-19)