What are the best springs, coilovers, and shocks?
09-15-2003 | 08:26 PM
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he says he wants the best and money is no object, and that entails a true coilover setup
some brand names that come to mind are Tein, Spoon, JIC, Apexi, Tanabe, HKS, H&R, and some other ones
Tein's seem to be a popular choice
some brand names that come to mind are Tein, Spoon, JIC, Apexi, Tanabe, HKS, H&R, and some other ones
Tein's seem to be a popular choice
09-15-2003 | 09:40 PM
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Cusco
Tein
JIC
Toda
RSR
Mugen
Apexi
Tein
JIC
Toda
RSR
Mugen
Apexi
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09-16-2003 | 03:03 PM
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Best plain old shock = Koni Yellow
Best sleved C/O = ground control
Real C/Os = too much money :exnbp:
I dunno, I've never been able to justify those expensive threaded-bodied coilovers. Too many possible drawbacks, too much money... No real performance advantage over a sleved.
Although that JIC in-cockpit damper adjustment is :grinpimp:
Best plain old shock = Koni Yellow
Best sleved C/O = ground control
Real C/Os = too much money :exnbp:
I dunno, I've never been able to justify those expensive threaded-bodied coilovers. Too many possible drawbacks, too much money... No real performance advantage over a sleved.
Although that JIC in-cockpit damper adjustment is :grinpimp: