Tokico D spec or BC Coilovers?
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Tokico D spec or BC Coilovers?
ok its time to do something about the suspension. running on stock shocks and GF210's is kinda week. my car was starting to get a bit bouncy.
I'm not a hardcore road course guy yet but I would like to in the future. I would love to dump 3k on the high end shiznit HKS stuff but I'm about to be very poor once Sharif's sends me my bill.
I know the the Tokico stuff is tested and proven but I've read good stuff about the BC coilovers which are in my price range. I also see that Ksport has fully adjustable coilovers for about the same price.
Any suggestions on any of these products? Any other products out there that I should consider?
Thanks fellas!
I'm not a hardcore road course guy yet but I would like to in the future. I would love to dump 3k on the high end shiznit HKS stuff but I'm about to be very poor once Sharif's sends me my bill.
I know the the Tokico stuff is tested and proven but I've read good stuff about the BC coilovers which are in my price range. I also see that Ksport has fully adjustable coilovers for about the same price.
Any suggestions on any of these products? Any other products out there that I should consider?
Thanks fellas!
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a good spring / shock combo is as good as any good coilover. i'd say go with the D-specs. no need to dump loads of money for no reason really. most of us are street 95% of the time and 5% weekend road race warriors. no point in getting super crazy coilovers.
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a good spring / shock combo is as good as any good coilover. i'd say go with the D-specs. no need to dump loads of money for no reason really. most of us are street 95% of the time and 5% weekend road race warriors. no point in getting super crazy coilovers.
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+1 on stance. I had the d-specs adn gf210 then switched to stance and im in love with the handling and ability to customize my height just as you would like. My fronts need to be higher and my rears lower
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BC coilovers , they are great for the weeekend warrior.
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Originally Posted by Nexx
ok its time to do something about the suspension. running on stock shocks and GF210's is kinda week. my car was starting to get a bit bouncy.
I'm not a hardcore road course guy yet but I would like to in the future. I would love to dump 3k on the high end shiznit HKS stuff but I'm about to be very poor once Sharif's sends me my bill.
I know the the Tokico stuff is tested and proven but I've read good stuff about the BC coilovers which are in my price range. I also see that Ksport has fully adjustable coilovers for about the same price.
Any suggestions on any of these products? Any other products out there that I should consider?
Thanks fellas!
I'm not a hardcore road course guy yet but I would like to in the future. I would love to dump 3k on the high end shiznit HKS stuff but I'm about to be very poor once Sharif's sends me my bill.
I know the the Tokico stuff is tested and proven but I've read good stuff about the BC coilovers which are in my price range. I also see that Ksport has fully adjustable coilovers for about the same price.
Any suggestions on any of these products? Any other products out there that I should consider?
Thanks fellas!
Tokico D-specs are great shocks, but they are a bandaid vs a really meaningfull solution, part of the blame lies in running them with a mildly sprung 1" drop spring that doesn't have very much suspension travel (bump stoke).
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