wanna order coil overs today help PLEASE
more confused than ever
was gonna order Megans today
read the post
50% say not good ,50% say good
i have no idea what to buy now
lets say without taking cost into consideration
looking at everything available for 06 Z
i don't race
street driven only
wanna lower 1" to 1.5" front
wanna lower .75 " to 1.25" rear
gonna order the hotchkis sway today for sure
volk gt7 19x 8.5 & 19x 9.5 wheels ordered already
245/30/19 F 265/30/19 tires ordered already
i do want the the kit to bring the top bracket mount as to not have to re-use the factory stuff i am removing
anyone who actually has a coil over kit in their own car that can meet my needs , and your experince has been good with your choice please share your advice so at least my purchase will be correct for my situation
1000 thanks
was gonna order Megans today
read the post
50% say not good ,50% say good
i have no idea what to buy now
lets say without taking cost into consideration
looking at everything available for 06 Z
i don't race
street driven only
wanna lower 1" to 1.5" front
wanna lower .75 " to 1.25" rear
gonna order the hotchkis sway today for sure
volk gt7 19x 8.5 & 19x 9.5 wheels ordered already
245/30/19 F 265/30/19 tires ordered already
i do want the the kit to bring the top bracket mount as to not have to re-use the factory stuff i am removing
anyone who actually has a coil over kit in their own car that can meet my needs , and your experince has been good with your choice please share your advice so at least my purchase will be correct for my situation
1000 thanks
If you just want to keep things simple, get a set of lowering springs and pay someone to install them. You will need to re-use your factory top mounts, but who cares, the installer will disassemble and reassemble them anyways.
With as much money as you're able to drop on wheels/tires, I'd recommend increasing your suspension budget to $1500. You will have many more quality options in that range. I've used KW, Moton, and Bilstein coilovers on other cars and all three are excellent products made by reputable companies. The KW V1's and Bilstein's would be within a $1500 budget.
With as much money as you're able to drop on wheels/tires, I'd recommend increasing your suspension budget to $1500. You will have many more quality options in that range. I've used KW, Moton, and Bilstein coilovers on other cars and all three are excellent products made by reputable companies. The KW V1's and Bilstein's would be within a $1500 budget.
Originally Posted by Ahsmo
forget coil overs if you dont need them
go with tokico d specs and tein s techs and be done
go with tokico d specs and tein s techs and be done
i did that on my civic
pulled factory springs off factory struts and loaded eibach springs back on the factory struts
it is something i don't want to do
it just want to pull out factory assembly , and install coil over
there has to be a forum member that owns coil overs that they are happy with and can recomend with confidence
out of the 25 coil overs available there must be 1 that has no negative drawbacks I HOPE
Originally Posted by Citrus
If you just want to keep things simple, get a set of lowering springs and pay someone to install them. You will need to re-use your factory top mounts, but who cares, the installer will disassemble and reassemble them anyways.
With as much money as you're able to drop on wheels/tires, I'd recommend increasing your suspension budget to $1500. You will have many more quality options in that range. I've used KW, Moton, and Bilstein coilovers on other cars and all three are excellent products made by reputable companies. The KW V1's and Bilstein's would be within a $1500 budget.
With as much money as you're able to drop on wheels/tires, I'd recommend increasing your suspension budget to $1500. You will have many more quality options in that range. I've used KW, Moton, and Bilstein coilovers on other cars and all three are excellent products made by reputable companies. The KW V1's and Bilstein's would be within a $1500 budget.
i do all the work myself
would not pay someone for this type of work , swaping is a cinch
and lets say that there is no limit to the budget
just want to be able to get the 1" to 1.5 " front lowered & .75" to 1.25" rear drop
and i want it to have the top brakets mounting plates
so if money is not the issue what is the best soil over for my simple needs
thanks for helping me
i was fine with the Megans until i read such split opinions on them
they were $1000 , can give me the height i want
excpet people say good and then no good
Last edited by 350zspl; Dec 14, 2006 at 09:15 AM. Reason: was
I love my JIC 2's...but they cost a good amount and it doesn't look like you need something as nice (I got them for track / autoX). Why not go with Tein basics? It'll give you the ability to lower your car to exactly the height you need and not much more.
-Peter
-Peter
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Originally Posted by first350
I love my JIC 2's...but they cost a good amount and it doesn't look like you need something as nice (I got them for track / autoX). Why not go with Tein basics? It'll give you the ability to lower your car to exactly the height you need and not much more.
-Peter
-Peter
does the tein basic come with the top brackets
and i can't find the exact lowering specs on how far you can actually lower
Originally Posted by first350
I love my JIC 2's...but they cost a good amount and it doesn't look like you need something as nice (I got them for track / autoX). Why not go with Tein basics? It'll give you the ability to lower your car to exactly the height you need and not much more.
-Peter
-Peter
website says max f .67" max rear .55"
to lower 1/2 why bother
http://www.tein.com/ti/p26.html
so a basic tein kit that cost $800 no brakets and really way to conservative a drop would be a waste of money and time and will not yeild the results i want
done
ordered the Megans from Megan
$1050 delivered to Florida UPS 5-10 work days they will be here
the people on the thread who have megans like them
the people who don;t have them are the ones with negative feedback
for the most part
these coilovers come set at 1.5" drop out of the box from factory
thanks for your help
calling hotchkis now for the sway bars
ordered the Megans from Megan
$1050 delivered to Florida UPS 5-10 work days they will be here
the people on the thread who have megans like them
the people who don;t have them are the ones with negative feedback
for the most part
these coilovers come set at 1.5" drop out of the box from factory
thanks for your help
calling hotchkis now for the sway bars
Originally Posted by 350zspl
they do not give me the lowered height i want
website says max f .67" max rear .55"
to lower 1/2 why bother
http://www.tein.com/ti/p26.html
so a basic tein kit that cost $800 no brakets and really way to conservative a drop would be a waste of money and time and will not yeild the results i want
website says max f .67" max rear .55"
to lower 1/2 why bother
http://www.tein.com/ti/p26.html
so a basic tein kit that cost $800 no brakets and really way to conservative a drop would be a waste of money and time and will not yeild the results i want
-Peter
Originally Posted by 350zspl
done
ordered the Megans from Megan
$1050 delivered to Florida UPS 5-10 work days they will be here
the people on the thread who have megans like them
the people who don;t have them are the ones with negative feedback
for the most part
these coilovers come set at 1.5" drop out of the box from factory
thanks for your help
calling hotchkis now for the sway bars
ordered the Megans from Megan
$1050 delivered to Florida UPS 5-10 work days they will be here
the people on the thread who have megans like them
the people who don;t have them are the ones with negative feedback
for the most part
these coilovers come set at 1.5" drop out of the box from factory
thanks for your help
calling hotchkis now for the sway bars
Originally Posted by first350
sorry about that ~ I just assumed it'd give adaqaute height adjustment. when you get your megans, snap a few shots and post a reveiw!
-Peter
-Peter
no problem
will do thanks
ordered the megans and sways hotchkis
peace
Unless you are ready to start using the coilover to their full potential, new springs and dampers (that match) will get you what you want. And for 99% of the street driven cars, there is absolutely no reason to go with coilovers! So save you money and get something that will still meet your goals, then you will have money left over to get another mod (maybe sways that will match your new springs and dampers?).
Originally Posted by MoodDude
Unless you are ready to start using the coilover to their full potential, new springs and dampers (that match) will get you what you want. And for 99% of the street driven cars, there is absolutely no reason to go with coilovers! So save you money and get something that will still meet your goals, then you will have money left over to get another mod (maybe sways that will match your new springs and dampers?).
megan coil overs
hotchkis sways
GT7 volks
Pirelli tires
varad Blue LED floor board accent lighting
Pioneer avh5700dvd
Rockford fosgate Type Rf components 6.5"&1"and crossovers
Rockford Fosgate type RF X2 for Mids and highs
Rockford Fosgate T20001 bd for lows
Stinger 1000 under the hood battery
Stinger 2150 battery for trunk
Stinger 150 amp circuit breaker
Stinger isolater relay
Omega alarm
Rockford Fosgate T2 subs
Stinger RCA
Stinger 0 guage wire 50 feet clear jacket for +
Stinger 0 guage wire 50 feet Grey jacket for -
Type RF battery terminals 2 sets for both batteries
Type RF distribution Blocks x 2
250 amp anl fuse
Last edited by 350zspl; Dec 14, 2006 at 11:06 AM. Reason: bray
Well - now you have bought coilovers - unlock the potential of them! Buy some adjustable end-links for your sways, then ensure you get your car corner wieghted once you get everything installed. If you don't get your car corner wieghted, then you risk affecting your handling negatively.



