What/where/how much...coilovers
12-13-02, 12:08 PM
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What/where/how much...coilovers
Ok...I was curious what are some good coilovers for FD's...I dont want the full thoughsand $$$ racing coilover setup. I use to have GroundControl on my civc, and I loved them...very nice. What are some good coilovers for FD's. Who carries them at the best price?
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Two good coil-over systems with suitable stiffness for the street are the Tein HA and the JIC FLT-A2. ARD T2 (Rishie) is the forum vendor for both of these products. PM him for pricing. A good street price for the TEIN HA is $950 w/o pillowballs or $1300 w/pillowballs; a good price for the JIC FLT-A2 is about $1500 - they come with pillowball mounts.
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Originally posted by rynberg
Two good coil-over systems with suitable stiffness for the street are the Tein HA and the JIC FLT-A2. ARD T2 (Rishie) is the forum vendor for both of these products. PM him for pricing. A good street price for the TEIN HA is $950 w/o pillowballs or $1300 w/pillowballs; a good price for the JIC FLT-A2 is about $1500 - they come with pillowball mounts.
Two good coil-over systems with suitable stiffness for the street are the Tein HA and the JIC FLT-A2. ARD T2 (Rishie) is the forum vendor for both of these products. PM him for pricing. A good street price for the TEIN HA is $950 w/o pillowballs or $1300 w/pillowballs; a good price for the JIC FLT-A2 is about $1500 - they come with pillowball mounts.
If you still don't want full coilovers I'd suggest looking into the M2 coilover sleeves or GC like you had on your Civic. However, I HIGHLY recommend that you get new struts whenever you get coilovers as it can cause premature wear on the factory struts.
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Originally posted by Midnight Hour
If you still don't want full coilovers I'd suggest looking into the M2 coilover sleeves or GC like you had on your Civic. However, I HIGHLY recommend that you get new struts whenever you get coilovers as it can cause premature wear on the factory struts.
Brandon
If you still don't want full coilovers I'd suggest looking into the M2 coilover sleeves or GC like you had on your Civic. However, I HIGHLY recommend that you get new struts whenever you get coilovers as it can cause premature wear on the factory struts.
Brandon
