track fn2r cant catch this red euro on uphills at barbs, and just 0.5secs off track fn2r with semis *note Xmas theme euro running street tyres and tein superstreet coils*
DOHC!
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track fn2r cant catch this red euro on uphills at barbs, and just 0.5secs off track fn2r with semis *note Xmas theme euro running street tyres and tein superstreet coils*
DOHC!
omg! for about $1300 you can get BC (not buddyclub) coilovers delivered to your door! why bother with tein???
BC= Best Cornering
lmao a bit off topic guys :P but so you guys would go BC over buddy club?
My mate has bc in his evo and he loves them
Bon chan coilovers? Serious?
it's BOR-CHUANN, OK?!Quote:
Originally Posted by wuism
BC is good - I have them with my Euro before - exccellent coils for $$$$$ with 12 months warranty
I thought it meant Boh Chap. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by lukits01
I'd seriously take Tein over BC. Eventhough Tein is not good compared to proper racing coilovers.
BC coilovers after going through an uneven surface (as descibed by the owner). Seriously, the rim should dent or buckle before the coilovers break, not the other way round.
http://i817.photobucket.com/albums/z...rs/photo-3.jpg
BC should be similar to D2. And when you push D2 on the track in a race car, you get this:
http://jamalb.net/gallery/d/6319-1/broken+D2.jpg
http://img144.imageshack.us/img144/1...aron060ys8.jpg
my mate has BC in his civic... it's pretty sh1t. wait... did i say "pretty"? I meant REALLLLYYY...
but hey its cheap and can go really low... so it must be good.
cos dumped cars are t3h s3x... and makes a car handle awesome.
lol COX!
that's a safety feature, mate. If the rims break, you'll lose control of the car, but when shocks break, you're riding on springs for epic LOLsQuote:
Originally Posted by aaronng