Best Coilovers for Ek?

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Originally Posted by GreekWarrior

dude again it depends on what you want, the tein mono's may be too hard for you or the tein ss may be too soft.

I'll let you know in acouple of weeks when I get my ss, I dunno about sydney but where I live in brissy the roads are shithouse.

and I'd look at jic's before buddy club N+

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whys that?

OP: the n+ are awesome. nuff said :)

heard N+ are made in taiwan or something I dunno.

I just know the jic's are good because I've driven a few cars with them installed but none with buddy's so I suppose I can't really say.

ok thanks guys and EGJOE.

now last question.. can some pm where i can grab some buddyclub n+ coilovers please.

Thank You

not sure whos got the best prices but check out the traders or buddyclub at lidcombe

MikeyG, alot of the people who are posting here have rockl hard coilovers and anything less is soft.

I have used Tein SS, sure they are soft when required and moderately stiff if dialed up, but for STREET use, and to retain comfort, to me, these were a great street/sport system.

Remember why you are buying these and whom they are for - for you and ur comfort oriented bum hehhee

However, I haven't sat in BC N+ before, so my comparison above was to stock.

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Originally Posted by MikeyG

now last question.. can some pm where i can grab some buddyclub n+ coilovers please.

Thank You

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JDM yard unless Buddy club does sell to you directly (which there wont be too much of a difference in price)

also just be aware that they don't come with brackets for your brake lines

hmmm but would they sell them seperatly then?

nope

either make your own or zippy ties

lol you can just use a cable tie mikey :p

hahahahahaha

You can have something soughted out for it im sure of it

jdm spec superglue

lol.. ok im choosing buddyclubs n+ now just need to find out where they sell em so yaya