Skunk2 are great as long as you don't need damper adjustable. They're low as hell on 15's and the ride isn't TOO bad. With my 17's it was alot worse.
Mine cost 1000
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Skunk2 are great as long as you don't need damper adjustable. They're low as hell on 15's and the ride isn't TOO bad. With my 17's it was alot worse.
Mine cost 1000
haha, well essentially, skunk2 is a decent coilover kit for newbies to suspension tuning. they come with decent preloaded spring rate and damper settings, made for the smooth streets of america. now if only streets were that smooth downunder...Quote:
Originally Posted by Klayemore
you get around 4inches to play with for ride height. skunk2 use high performance conventional shocks, so if you decide to thrash it over an extremely bumpy surface, lets say sideways over a stony rally-ish pathway, you run the risk of the shocks bottoming out on you, just as if you were using kyb. but hey, its effectively cheaper than buying new springs and shocks combo, and its more adjustable than most spring and shock combos.
if you wanna steer away from conventional shocks, fork out the extra 500+ for the TEINs or go buddyclub (dont know buddyclub prices). but for streets and windies, cant realy go wrong with skunk2
EDIT: quoted wrong person, my bad.