Well im debating as to which coilover suspension system to purchase. I got a great deal on Megan Racing coilovers but I dont know how those would feel on the road. Does anyone on here have these or know of someone who has. I dont want to purchase Teins, I just dont like them. D2's are alot of money. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance...

 

http://www.mynismo.com/categories/?id=2287

 

i just put in megans Friday night

only driven 30 miles

very low stance

rides great


i have experience with no other coil overs as this is my 1st z and these are my 1st coil overs


and only 30 miles i have driven on these

 

HKS RS, rides smooth on my car

 

whats ur budget?

 

I hope you get the Megans and they suck, for you starting another one of these threads and obviously not taking time to research whats best for you. Have a nice one

 

why not tell him to search and this thread is a dup

why wish him harm

 

This guy is a piece of ****. He doesnt know how to answer anyone.

 

$1000.00 is my budget

 

Tein Basics for starters. If you want more adjustability, go with either Tein Flex, HKS, or Cusco

 

Originally Posted by Alberto
I hope you get the Megans and they suck, for you starting another one of these threads and obviously not taking time to research whats best for you. Have a nice one
If he had said j/k at the end would that make a difference????? Just asking


BTW I have Tanabe PRO-SOC coilovers, they are firm but not stiff, and very responsive but moderately priced at around 1G.

 

Yea Tein are the best right now I did some comparison shopping and searching in the forums here. That's who I'm going with.

 

Maybe

 

The thing about the Tein Basic is that they're a little bouncy. I kinda wannan eliminate that little bounce. The Tein Flex eliminates that little bounce but it also adds another $800.00 on top of the $1000.00.

 

the Tein are bouncy? With what tire? With what height? Really broad statement to make without more specifics - lots of things determine "bounce" and ride quality.

My recommendation - the Tokico D Spec shock/spring setup, or, if you want the height adjustability of a coilover, the KW Varient 1 - IMHO (and I've experienced nearly every coilover for this car first hand at this point), the best value out there for an entry level coilover

http://www.z1auto.com/prodmore.asp?m...ng&prodid=2046

you would be FAR better off saving a bit more for a set of V1'

The Tanabe S0C as Adrian mentioned above, are also a nice choice for a budget coilover setup

 

his boy friends says he is does not act like that at home


he actually might get some respect if he spoke like a man