Want to buy coilovers, any suggestions?
08-27-09, 10:55 PM
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Want to buy coilovers, any suggestions?
I'm setting my car up for drifting and i want to buy some coilovers. Any suggestions, likes or dislikes with your coilovers, others you have heard good things about! Any input would be greatly appreciated!
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I may be interested in your megan coilovers, i just want to look around a little more and hopefuly get a little more input. I want to make shure i'm not settling and i get exactly what i want the first time (or as close to it as possible) so i dont have to keep spending money looking for the right setup. Is PSM the brand or the series, i dd the car but i dont care about ride quality (im setting the car up for track.) Thank you guys for the input, its greatly appreciated!
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09-09-09, 04:21 PM
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I was planning to get some Powered by Max for my budget build drift car
http://www.gtfactory.jp/cms/page.php?9
From what people told me so far about these coils...very slide happy and reasonable priced
http://www.gtfactory.jp/cms/page.php?9
From what people told me so far about these coils...very slide happy and reasonable priced
09-23-09, 08:29 AM
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As usual, I'm going to an ***...
I haven't seen a single piece of solid fact as to why the OP should buy the recommended brands. "I have these and I like them" or "my buddy has xyz". Give this guy key points or features to work from vs. "buy mine, buy this, buy that".
I haven't seen any real reason to buy any of the mentioned coilovers mentioned in this thread. Give this guy some solid info here - help him understand the differences then let him decide what options / features he'll want.
hell anyone/monkey can sit here and type out a list of brand names but could anyone really say that they *honestly* bought their suspension parts with a decision based on anything but brand name or looks? I'm sure there are a good deal of guys who didn't buy their parts with color and brand-name in mind... but come on guys, give him more info than brand name.
One of the things I should have done looking back now was bought electronically adjustable kit (Tein EDFC). Anyhow, I have a set of Tein Pro's on my car now and would probably pass on buying another set if I were in the position again - there isn't a "middle" spot from rock-solid to comfortable (keeping in mind that it'll be a rough ride anyhow). Besides that I think they're due for a rebuild already. One of the nozzle/valves broke twice.
I haven't seen a single piece of solid fact as to why the OP should buy the recommended brands. "I have these and I like them" or "my buddy has xyz". Give this guy key points or features to work from vs. "buy mine, buy this, buy that".
I haven't seen any real reason to buy any of the mentioned coilovers mentioned in this thread. Give this guy some solid info here - help him understand the differences then let him decide what options / features he'll want.
hell anyone/monkey can sit here and type out a list of brand names but could anyone really say that they *honestly* bought their suspension parts with a decision based on anything but brand name or looks? I'm sure there are a good deal of guys who didn't buy their parts with color and brand-name in mind... but come on guys, give him more info than brand name.
One of the things I should have done looking back now was bought electronically adjustable kit (Tein EDFC). Anyhow, I have a set of Tein Pro's on my car now and would probably pass on buying another set if I were in the position again - there isn't a "middle" spot from rock-solid to comfortable (keeping in mind that it'll be a rough ride anyhow). Besides that I think they're due for a rebuild already. One of the nozzle/valves broke twice.