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I have a 88 rx7 gtu what brand or type of coilovers are recommended?
I want to know peoples opinions of different brands and which are good and the ones that are not worth buying?
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I want to know peoples opinions of different brands and which are good and the ones that are not worth buying?
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Cerealp88RX7gtu
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I would also be interested in an answer to this question. I have looked pretty hard at the TEIN coilovers. Of course the EDFC seems cool but probably is not worth it to most people.
http://www.tein.com/price/mazda.html
http://www.tein.com/price/mazda.html
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i have stance gr coilovers on my fc and they feel great. my buddy has tien basics and personally i like my stance better. if i had to recommend coils they would be stance or pbm's.
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- Cheap way to lower a street car?
- Better looks for a show car?
- Better performance for a street car?
- Actual race car for NASA or SCCA events?
- Other?
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What is with all this godspeed talk? Go with tein, you'll be happy with the quality. Be sure to read the install instructions and understand them!! Most people install them and change ride height by compressing the springs, and that makes the suspension not have enough space to dampen a bump and kills the strut.
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I want some that are better performance for street car. Any suggestions?
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Non-adjustable replacement dampers:
-Tokico "Blue"
Adjustable replacement dampers:
-Tokico Illumina for coupes with stripped rear speaker grilles or convertibles with stripped interior.
-KYB AGX for cars with full interior.
Springs:
- See the Mazdatrix website for popular choices.
http://www.mazdatrix.com/h4586-92.htm
Popular vendors include Racing Beat, Mazdatrix, Corksport, and Tire Rack. You should also consider replacing any mounts, bushings, or other suspension components that look worn, bent, or cracked. Your new suspension parts will wear-out quickly if they are linked to bad suspension components, and the manufacturer may not honor the lifetime warranty under this condition.
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Some decent aftermarket shocks and lowering springs is fine for what you describe.
In terms of springs, I recommend you stay away from racing beat springs as they aren't much stiffer than stock and hardly lower you car at all. I know, cuz I have had like 4 sets on various FCs I have owned.. I really don't like them lol.
If adjustable ride height and camber/caster is a must for you, then go with some coilovers. Be warned, you gotta pay to play; expect to pay $1400+ on a set of decent coilovers.
In terms of springs, I recommend you stay away from racing beat springs as they aren't much stiffer than stock and hardly lower you car at all. I know, cuz I have had like 4 sets on various FCs I have owned.. I really don't like them lol.
If adjustable ride height and camber/caster is a must for you, then go with some coilovers. Be warned, you gotta pay to play; expect to pay $1400+ on a set of decent coilovers.