B&G Coilovers VS. Tein S-tech with Tockico or Koni
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B&G Coilovers VS. Tein S-tech with Tockico or Koni
B&G Coilovers VS. Tein S-tech with Tockico or Koni
Comfort wise, which is better? I heard B&G were one of the most comfortable coilovers out there but how does it compare to aftermarket shock/springs?
Obviously the coilovers are better for many other reasons but based purely on comfort and a smooth ride which is better?
Comfort wise, which is better? I heard B&G were one of the most comfortable coilovers out there but how does it compare to aftermarket shock/springs?
Obviously the coilovers are better for many other reasons but based purely on comfort and a smooth ride which is better?
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Originally Posted by Decamo
B&G Coilovers VS. Tein S-tech with Tockico or Koni
Comfort wise, which is better? I heard B&G were one of the most comfortable coilovers out there but how does it compare to aftermarket shock/springs?
Obviously the coilovers are better for many other reasons but based purely on comfort and a smooth ride which is better?
Comfort wise, which is better? I heard B&G were one of the most comfortable coilovers out there but how does it compare to aftermarket shock/springs?
Obviously the coilovers are better for many other reasons but based purely on comfort and a smooth ride which is better?
True coilovers are almost always gonna be better handling and ride than because the spring rates and dampening are matched unlike your spring & shock setup, unless you did serious suspension homework, which most don't do. Get coilovers, you will not be disappointed. PM me if you need hook ups...
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Get the coilovers... Way worth it, and you can adjust the height. I like my tein ss coilovers 
when i went to the shop they said they were "the nicest set-ups they have ever seen"
B&G is good aswell but, only if u want to be lowered to 3"'s
Dezod will take care of you
when i went to the shop they said they were "the nicest set-ups they have ever seen"B&G is good aswell but, only if u want to be lowered to 3"'s
Dezod will take care of you
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Rep Power: 0 ive heard no good reports on s techs... nothing realy bad but they are too soft imo. custom spring rate springs (400lbs+ front 500lbs+ rear) or i hear H&R race are good and stiff, with konis this will produce about the same as fully adjustable coils,
so far the only problem i have heard of with any full coils is breakage, but most of the time its fixable
so far the only problem i have heard of with any full coils is breakage, but most of the time its fixable
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