Why are Coilovers better than shocks/springs?
The overwhelming concensus is that if you're serious about suspension, go for coilovers. How are coilovers better than shocks/springs besides having the ability to change ride height. Can someone explain this to me?
because they cost more? j/k!
it's all about corner balancing, but half of the cheaper coilover kits won't let you do that (without preload) anyway... for most people it's about saying "i have such-and-such coilovers" unfortunately, when they'd be fine with a well valved shock and fixed spring rate.
it's all about corner balancing, but half of the cheaper coilover kits won't let you do that (without preload) anyway... for most people it's about saying "i have such-and-such coilovers" unfortunately, when they'd be fine with a well valved shock and fixed spring rate.
Originally Posted by dmoffitt
because they cost more? j/k!
it's all about corner balancing, but half of the cheaper coilover kits won't let you do that (without preload) anyway... for most people it's about saying "i have such-and-such coilovers" unfortunately, when they'd be fine with a well valved shock and fixed spring rate.
it's all about corner balancing, but half of the cheaper coilover kits won't let you do that (without preload) anyway... for most people it's about saying "i have such-and-such coilovers" unfortunately, when they'd be fine with a well valved shock and fixed spring rate.
I'm not interested in bragging rights. Just want a car that handles well on a track without knocking me around on our rough streets.
Thanks
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