I agree, when I first got my coilovers I was going to get it, but the cost doesn't justify it.Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronng
I've adjusted my damper like 4 times in 6 months.
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I agree, when I first got my coilovers I was going to get it, but the cost doesn't justify it.Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronng
I've adjusted my damper like 4 times in 6 months.
try OTR in westall, i'm going to get my BC racing coilovers done there.
^^^ as above go to OTR to get BC and install them they do it for reasonable prices
i got mine done there about 3 to 4 years ago and havent had a problem
how much to get it done there!!!???Quote:
Originally Posted by SHU-ES1
i only just got away with ss coilovers circuit racing, youl soon get annoyed.... too soft but awesome for the street.
hey guys ive got the tein street advance coilovers on my 07 euro.. the front is sitting nice n low to my liking but the rear is sitting way too high even after ive adjusted it almost to the lowest setting, im stumped as to why, can anyone please shed some light to my frustration??
they're called superstreets for a reason
Pm BYP they have some GAB coilovers they are great considering the cost.
There is always someone to mention GAB...
Anyway Rap-Rap, check the specs from Tein...
They mention its about F-50/40mm | R-30mm in maximum drop so that's why the front can come down so much and rear can't...
oooh okay cheers guys. appreciate the feedback.. i was wantin to go lower than 30mm on the rear but thts fine.. thnx guys
+1 buddyclub n+ Recently put them in my ek and love em. Good drop, quite firm for the street (perfect for me) and i can imagine them being great on the track. Very recommended!! Or you can even go buddyclub racing spec but for the street, they are very firm. Good luck.
N+ are rubbish on the track. The damper control on them is not good at all. For street there fine as you don't need fine adjustments. For a good track coilover you need to sink some decent cash as most of the sub 2k coilovers come from the same place.