Mugen Shocks

[SHOGUNOVDDRK]

Do it Aris.

[outatime]

The Kontrol Pro Damper - AUD $995.00 delivered.
sounds really good,that's what I'm getting.It's the closest to a comfort comfortable coilover + it has 32 damper contol control.For da track.

They sound like the best of both worlds that I could find.

really! are you talking about this - comes with adjustable camber?

sounds good too.

[bennjamin]

really! are you talking about this - comes with adjustable camber?

sounds good too.

aris dont waste your money. Ksport isnt a reputable brand nor can you use "camber adjustment" on your car at all.

[Tofu]

I got two pics here that shows how low the Mugen sport suspension made my dc5
The white one is on the Mugen the blue one is on TeinSS coilovers

these mugen sport suspension are softer than the TeinSS for the dc5
think they were 5.5k front and 7.9k
Tein are around 6k front and 9k rear or something like that.

[outatime]

not bad at all! damn what a baller! 2 teggies, a mini, and a bmw!

[Tofu]

haha that's not a golf, it's the bmw 120i

comfort i much prefer the mugen, but for a bit of fun definitely the TeinSS

I don't own that white DC5 anymore

[outatime]

yeah just realized and edited my post! lol

[Sp00ny]

aris dont waste your money. Ksport isnt a reputable brand nor can you use "camber adjustment" on your car at all.

Although I am a firm believer in quality and brand reputation; K-Sport overall look like the best non Japanese/European manufacturer you are going to find, they have a very very extensive range and are very popular. Their brake kits at the very least suggest they're half decent. Even though they are most likely rebadged...they couldn't be too bad.

Manufactuers in their position wouldn't be able to get too far if their products were all useless. Their profit wouldn't be able to cover warranty claims.

Don't forget alot of the big brands now are switching to taiwanese manufacturing for their lower end models.

[beeza]

That's them outatime.

For sure man.It's the 'normal' way.Maximise profits etc (offcoarse)

They haven't got the name 'Tein' or whatever but from my research they come up trumps.

I haven't had them or tried them but I would not say this unless I felt confident in the product.

Jase ( JasonGilholme ) has them.

Tein SS are too soft for the track and the next tein's up are too hard.

Other brands I looked at all seem too firm for a daily.

That's what my car is a daily + Track sessions (soon)