Anyone ever hear of MotorAz coilovers?
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They look like OBX coilovers or something.
Honestly, if you want coilver sleeves, save your money and get a set of Ground Controls. They're gonna be the best ride for coilover sleeves.
Honestly, if you want coilver sleeves, save your money and get a set of Ground Controls. They're gonna be the best ride for coilover sleeves.
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Rep Power: 0 eh, no saving money needed...just trying to figure out what the best setup is going to be for the track, I think these things would disintegrate after a couple of runs. Just gotta watch the budget...
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Rep Power: 412 if you want the best for the track and are on a budget then those won't do it for ya. Those are not worth your time and/or money. What kind of track are you looking to run on? If you are doing drags, then tein basics should be fine. If you are doing autox, then save your money for some good parts.
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Rep Power: 0 Yup, that's kind of what I figured, just keeping an eye out for screaming deals and/or hidden gems, ya know? Figured if someone had tried these and they were good...you just never know. Name brands aren't always the best.
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