Recomendations for Coilovers.
06-29-2008, 03:59 PM
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Recomendations for Coilovers.
Hello everyone. I've recently gotten the idea of getting coil overs for my Z. They look sooooo aggressive low to the ground. Problem is I don't have a lot of experience in buying parts for my car. I was hoping ya'll would give me some recommendations. I'm looking for something inexpensive and high quality. Anybody have experience w/ the BC coil overs? Appreciate any advice.
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Originally Posted by Z1 Performance
1. define your goals/needs/wants
2. set a budget
2. set a budget
I have the Bilsteins PSS coilovers and i think they're perfect for everyday use. To me having a compliant suspension on all surfaces rough and smooth is better than just a drop and high spring rates. Definitely look into the Bilsteins!
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Originally Posted by dimebagdolf
Tein Flex FTW!
07-02-2008, 07:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Alang35
i totally disagree, but that just shows how subjective the topic is. again, state what is important to you. ive gone through tein cs, tein flex, and i just had KWv2 installed over the weekend.
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Originally Posted by haeshik
whoah thats alot of money spent on suspension
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