ksport kontrol pro vs. bc br coilovers
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Im going to purchase some coilovers soon and was wondering what some of you would suggest? i know bc is a great choice but ive been reading about the ksport kontrol pro and buddy club d1 specs, if i can get some reviews it would be much appreciated.
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i want it to be well rounded for auto x, track, drift, street. i already have all upper/ lower and toe arms, just sick of not being able to adjust dampining and ride hieght. waiting on taxes and ill purchase the coilovers i have around 1200 to mess with.
I ran Ksport Kontrol Pro's in my first Z for about a year. They held up great and ride very nice. Keep in mind the Ksport's are a true rear coilover, not separate like OEM style.
Ride height I was at the entire time with my Ksport's.

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Ride height I was at the entire time with my Ksport's.

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Honestly, the Ksport coilovers were too aggressive for me. Even after I got them adjusted, the ride quality was very uncomfortable (stiff). Unless you're looking to use the car just for the track, I would either get an independant setup or a different selection other than Ksport (I hear good things about the tein basics). Just my .02
You really have to define your goals with a lot more detail - and you have no practical need for a 'true' rear coilover, particularly if you're working with a budget that is so strict that it doesn't allow for all the complimentary mods that are needed to be done from the get go. Do people do it? I'm sure they do. People do all sorts of wacky stuff and swear to themselves it's better than it was because they often can't tell better from worse in the first place. The idea is to make it better...legitimately better, than it is stock. Making it different is easy, and usually pretty cheap. Making it better is far more difficult to achieve
Honestly, the Ksport coilovers were too aggressive for me. Even after I got them adjusted, the ride quality was very uncomfortable (stiff). Unless you're looking to use the car just for the track, I would either get an independant setup or a different selection other than Ksport (I hear good things about the tein basics). Just my .02
My old Z was never tracked, just daily driven and I needed a true rear coilover to achieve my desired ride height. Personally I am more into aggressive wheel fitment with negative offsets & stretched tires. Even with 35 & 30 series tires I did not feel the Ksport coilovers were too stiff. But everyone's opinion in ride quality will be different. I've owned many different cars with a lot of different coilover set ups and I prefer a really stiff/firm ride.
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i understand that an all in one setup is impossible, mostly i will do autocross or canyon runs with an occasional drft event or track day, by no means am i a pro or want to be the best i just want adjustability and a solid setup for fun. before my z i had an 86 with koni and trd springs but i couldnt corner balance it. i know a good amount about suspension but not so much on full adjustable coilovers, these will be my first set. thats why i would like to know for around $1000- 1200 whats the best coilover for autocross or canyons?
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where you buying from?






