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RE_Fc3StaRr 11-08-06 02:52 PM

k-sport or megan coilovers
 
hey peoples..

i was looking around for coilovers and i was looking at the megan coilovers and the k sport there almost the same price there like 800 something?? if i had more money ofcourse i would get the tein but i dont hehe...

so which is better for our cars k sports or megan coilovers?

its only for a daily driving for now and maybe i was thinking of trying to drift next year when i get my t2 motor.. ..

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Soma 11-08-06 08:16 PM

Tein??? No.

Try looking into something like SilkRoad. Spend the extra money if you can.

SwiftTone 11-08-06 09:32 PM

Teins are obviously proven, but could be a little expensive to some people. You could always buy used ones for cheap cheap, then spend the money on sending them to get rebuilt.

My friend has Silkroads on his 240, and it rides nice and handles well. Definate good bang for the buck.

rx7 FC TII 11-08-06 09:39 PM

my friend has megans on his 240 with sr20 in it and he daily drives it... they go really low and ride really well.. i plan on adding these to my fc TII. the megans are actuall the apexi n1 coilovers that megan bought the mold from and now sell them alot cheaper

SwiftTone 11-08-06 09:44 PM


Originally Posted by rx7 FC TII
my friend has megans on his 240 with sr20 in it and he daily drives it... they go really low and ride really well.. i plan on adding these to my fc TII. the megans are actuall the apexi n1 coilovers that megan bought the mold from and now sell them alot cheaper

Whered you get that info from, cuase I'd like to see.

NOPR 11-08-06 10:05 PM


Originally Posted by rx7 FC TII
my friend has megans on his 240 with sr20 in it and he daily drives it... they go really low and ride really well.. i plan on adding these to my fc TII. the megans are actuall the apexi n1 coilovers that megan bought the mold from and now sell them alot cheaper

thats a ricer myth. megan/d2/k-sport coilovers are all cheap shit knock off shit with ZERO R&D into them. they suck, and they fall apart usually after around one season. also, the bottom of the line teins arent much better.

Asterisk 11-08-06 10:56 PM

still WAY better than 20 yo springs and 150K mile dampers, lol...

NOPR 11-08-06 11:08 PM


Originally Posted by Asterisk
still WAY better than 20 yo springs and 150K mile dampers, lol...

not 800 dollars better. especially considering how long they DONT last. some nice shocks and springs for around 800 would be a much wiser investment.

aznpoopy 11-08-06 11:15 PM

save another 600 and then buy something better

that 'megan is apexi' rumor has been dispproved so many times its not even funny

rx7legend 11-08-06 11:33 PM


Originally Posted by NOPR
thats a ricer myth. megan/d2/k-sport coilovers are all cheap shit knock off shit with ZERO R&D into them. they suck, and they fall apart usually after around one season. also, the bottom of the line teins arent much better.

some of the fc guys here did a group buy on the ksport coilovers, until now they haven't been disapointed so i don't think they're cheap shit like you said, ksport offers 3 different style coilovers, you picked wich one you want. you think 800$$$ is cheap, then you must be f**king crazy because you don't plant a stupid three and get money out of it. see the feedback on the group buy section for the ksport coilovers, i didn't saw anyone telling they're crab.

NOPR 11-08-06 11:47 PM


Originally Posted by rx7legend
some of the fc guys here did a group buy on the ksport coilovers, until now they haven't been disapointed so i don't think they're cheap shit like you said, ksport offers 3 different style coilovers, you picked wich one you want. you think 800$$$ is cheap, then you must be f**king crazy because you don't plant a stupid three and get money out of it. see the feedback on the group buy section for the ksport coilovers, i didn't saw anyone telling they're crab.

800 is cheap for coilovers. its extremely cheap. if you could buy a brand new full size car for 3000 dollars, would it not be cheap?

Furb 11-08-06 11:52 PM

got the silkroads myself... dont think there's anything better than this, for the amount you pay for it!!

welll worth the money!

rx7legend 11-08-06 11:56 PM


Originally Posted by NOPR
800 is cheap for coilovers. its extremely cheap. if you could buy a brand new full size car for 3000 dollars, would it not be cheap?

yes, but it depends on the present state of the car, i just think 1600 bucks and 2000 bucks for coilovers is just and insane price.

Black91n/a 11-09-06 12:24 AM

Well when you start going up in price you do get diminishing returns, but I think that $1600 coilovers are a better investment than $800 ones, for me anyway. I'd probably never be happy cheaping out on the suspension and I'd just replace them later on with something decent, and I'd be out more money in the end. You get what you pay for, if you buy cheap coilovers then don't expect them to last as long, have as good damping, or have as good customer service as the higher priced brand name stuff. I HIGHLY doubt if any of the cheap ones offer services such as revalving shocks, they probably just replace cartriges and would be unable to alter the damping on them.

I'll get something that's proven to work, proven to last, and proven to have good service available with revalving as an option. If it costs me twice as much, so be it, you gotta pay to play.

deagle50ae 11-09-06 01:28 AM

a bunch of guys on the 3000GT/Stealth boards had a group buy on K-Sports and after some redesigning by k-sport (in conjunction with a few of the members) everybody was very happy with the results.

RotaryEvolution 11-09-06 01:49 AM

i have a set of HKS Hyper D coilovers for the FC for sale for $1k, a hell of a lot better than either of those setups. ;)

RE_Fc3StaRr 11-09-06 11:45 AM

so what would it be guys? lol im thinking of getting some early of next year. cuz my car sucks in the canyons.. i have eibach springs and stock struts and there pretty bouncy so im looking to get some thing way better.. i want COILOVERS !!! lol

cool_as_crap 11-09-06 11:51 AM


Originally Posted by RE_Fc3StaRr
so what would it be guys? lol im thinking of getting some early of next year. cuz my car sucks in the canyons.. i have eibach springs and stock struts and there pretty bouncy so im looking to get some thing way better.. i want COILOVERS !!! lol

you DONT need coilovers for the canyons ;)

Roen 11-09-06 11:59 AM

what about the ground control coilover conversion kit?

cool_as_crap 11-09-06 12:02 PM


Originally Posted by Roen
what about the ground control coilover conversion kit?

you mean coilover 'sleaves'? ive had them, they suck.
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RE_Fc3StaRr 11-09-06 12:37 PM

well i was thinking to try to drift next year when i get my motor so if i was gonna get coilovers mine as well get the best ya know?

Digi7ech 11-09-06 01:23 PM

I'm thinking of getting Ksports once I get the cash.

They in town for me and co-sponsor our drift events.

Some of the local 240 guys are using them and they seem to do pretty well.

cool_as_crap 11-09-06 01:29 PM


Originally Posted by RE_Fc3StaRr
well i was thinking to try to drift next year when i get my motor so if i was gonna get coilovers mine as well get the best ya know?

just remember you get what you pay for.

rx7 FC TII 11-09-06 01:43 PM

i was told that if you take the lower sleeve off of the megans that you can still see the N1 logo on the bottom......it doesnt matter to me cause ive seen what the look like and seen how low and stiff they are.....

my friend has had them on his 240 for about 2 years now....

RotaryEvolution 11-09-06 01:59 PM

which do you want to do? canyons or drift? if you set the car up for drift and drive the canyons i hope you have a good life insurance policy.


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