What is the best way to lower your car (opinios)
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What is the best way to lower your car (opinios)
Hello,
anyone got any recommendations on what brand of springs or coil overs I should get?
how about a camber kit?
I was thinking about coilovers with the springs in them .. (??)
anyone got any recommendations on what brand of springs or coil overs I should get?
how about a camber kit?
I was thinking about coilovers with the springs in them .. (??)
i didn't get flamed when i was a n00b, so i'm not gonna flame you.
however, there is a LOT of information about springs already posted.
there's Eibach, which is most often more expensive than any other brand of springs - you're paying for the name, but I've never seen a single bad thing said about them, they also come with a 10-year (essentially lifetime) warranty. sportlines - 1.75/1.5 front/rear drop. prokit - 1.5/1.2
gold line, which I personally have never heard of until I joined this forum, but many people swear by them, and they're comparatively lower priced. 1.75/1.5 too, I believe
neuspeed, another well-known company, again, quality springs - not sure about the sports, but the race springs are 2.25/2.0 - definitely one heck of a drop and I wouldn't recommend it unless there are very good roads where you live, or if you're a VERY careful driver.
h&r, I personally don't know much about their springs, but they have a good reputation.
ground control coilovers, they come with eibach springs I think - a lot of people here have them.
skunk2 coilovers - reputedly the stiffest coilovers out, but good quality.
this is very far from a complete list, and somewhat accurate, at best. feel free to SEARCH!
I believe anything that drops more than an eibach prokit warrants a camber kit, and shocks also. with the crap roads here in houston, my stock shocks will probably blow because of my pro-kit within a year. so far all I've heard about are koni yellows, but they come with a lifetime warranty.
however, there is a LOT of information about springs already posted.
there's Eibach, which is most often more expensive than any other brand of springs - you're paying for the name, but I've never seen a single bad thing said about them, they also come with a 10-year (essentially lifetime) warranty. sportlines - 1.75/1.5 front/rear drop. prokit - 1.5/1.2
gold line, which I personally have never heard of until I joined this forum, but many people swear by them, and they're comparatively lower priced. 1.75/1.5 too, I believe
neuspeed, another well-known company, again, quality springs - not sure about the sports, but the race springs are 2.25/2.0 - definitely one heck of a drop and I wouldn't recommend it unless there are very good roads where you live, or if you're a VERY careful driver.
h&r, I personally don't know much about their springs, but they have a good reputation.
ground control coilovers, they come with eibach springs I think - a lot of people here have them.
skunk2 coilovers - reputedly the stiffest coilovers out, but good quality.
this is very far from a complete list, and somewhat accurate, at best. feel free to SEARCH!
I believe anything that drops more than an eibach prokit warrants a camber kit, and shocks also. with the crap roads here in houston, my stock shocks will probably blow because of my pro-kit within a year. so far all I've heard about are koni yellows, but they come with a lifetime warranty.
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