Skunk2 Pro S Coilovers

[BRU51N]

hey guys,

looking to lower my ep3, been shopping around, and ive come across a set of skunk2 pro s coilovers, that im quite interested in. ive never really used any US products before, so not quite sure how well the products are built, but it seems as though many honda's in USA use the skunk2 brand.

can anyone shed any info on how good these coilovers are? they are cheaper than buddyclub n+ which is my other option. but im mainly going for bang for buck, its only a daily driver car and would prefer to save the extra cash from the BC's if the quality isnt that big of a difference.

i know im gonna pay for what i get, but i just wanna clarify if theres a big difference in the two?

anyone using skunk2 pro s coilovers? opinions? suggestions? feedback? recommendations?

will

[trism]

ill be able to tell you soon, ive got a set of skunk2 coilovers and camber arms front and rear for my EF coming

[.k.]

i was thinking of getting a set of Pro S for my fd, any1 had any experience?

[hisoka]

look on the american forums for reivews~havent ever heard anything bad about the coilovers yet.

[trism]

the americans love them for budget coilovers

[96VTi-R]

I'm also in the market for coilovers and have been doing some research these seem to be the best i could find in that price range bellow 1500, from what i have read its a stiff ride stiffer than Tein SS (I've read a lot of reviews on the SS and seems they are quite soft but good comfort) the Pro S are only height adjustable but preforms great, so if ride comfort isn't a major issue its supposedly a great buy, i think its what I'm going to go for its meant to be great for street use and decent for track so seems like a good buy to me.

[SHOGUNOVDDRK]

look on the american forums for reivews~havent ever heard anything bad about the coilovers yet.

This is what i was going to say

IMO there is a reason why MULTIPLE Honda forums live on Skunk2 Products

As i tell everyone (including our very own Trism) HT lives on Skunk2's for a reason...

Ive read Many a good thing about Skunk2's and very little of the bad (though if you will notice some forums prefer certain products rather then others)

Ive been in a few cars cars that have just been changed to skunk2 products and it was nice

Not "OW MY KIDNEY" stiff but not "ARGH THE UNDERSTEER" loose

It was infact just right

IF they started making products for my car id buy them in a second

Skunk2's are nowhere near the price of many other named coilover/products but if your on a budget then imo skunk2 is the winrar

[croatiaboi]

I just got a set of these instaled on my car on friday, and i must say im reasonably pleased with them compared to my last coilovers, they are a pritty good choice i think if ur budgeting in the lower scale off coilovers

[999 automotive]

hey guys,

looking to lower my ep3, been shopping around, and ive come across a set of skunk2 pro s coilovers, that im quite interested in. ive never really used any US products before, so not quite sure how well the products are built, but it seems as though many honda's in USA use the skunk2 brand.

can anyone shed any info on how good these coilovers are? they are cheaper than buddyclub n+ which is my other option. but im mainly going for bang for buck, its only a daily driver car and would prefer to save the extra cash from the BC's if the quality isnt that big of a difference.

i know im gonna pay for what i get, but i just wanna clarify if theres a big difference in the two?

anyone using skunk2 pro s coilovers? opinions? suggestions? feedback? recommendations?

will

Hi Will, Skunk2 Pro-S is street/track design coilover, which ok to consider as "comfortable" to use for the street and not bad for the track. We had installed a lot of these into Civics, DC2 or even DC5, the feedback are "GOOD". However, we haven't installed any one of them into EP3 yet since that is not much EP3 around in Brisbane. From the experience of the other cars that we had installed also the quality of the SKUNK2 products, we will say it is of course good for your EP3.