What type of coilovers should I get for my FD
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What type of coilovers should I get for my FD
I was hoping to get some advice from you guys about which suspension set-up I should go with.
1. Megan
2. Nex
3. Ground Control with Tokico's
4. Ground Control with Koni's
Thank you.
1. Megan
2. Nex
3. Ground Control with Tokico's
4. Ground Control with Koni's
Thank you.
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none of those!
get the Apexi N1 32 way adjustable dampers.
Just ordered my set off of ebay for a pretty good deal. Same price as rx7store but i know that i am getting them in a week rather than maybe never with rx7store.
get the Apexi N1 32 way adjustable dampers.
Just ordered my set off of ebay for a pretty good deal. Same price as rx7store but i know that i am getting them in a week rather than maybe never with rx7store.
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Coilovers and street use dont mix well. A coilover is usually a solid mounted system, the factory rubber insulators are not used and every bump, clunk and vibration can now be felt. If you use a lowering spring with a good shock (Tokico
5 way adj.) non coilover is a great street set up. You wont loose drive ability and get the benefit of a performance shock/spring.
5 way adj.) non coilover is a great street set up. You wont loose drive ability and get the benefit of a performance shock/spring.
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GC with Konis is a good autocross/track day setup, and the Konis can be modified to be double-adjustable. I would second 01racing on coilovers being a poor choice for the street - or even the track if you're not going to cornerweight the car. Doing them for bling/lowering is a waste for street use, some good lowering springs will give better ride and street performance with less trade-offs.
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Thank you ppl! ok one last question. I have 235/35zr19 tires. I don't want them to rub the fenders, inside wheels wells plastic I don't care about. Does anyone know what the drop should be then?
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