anyone running weapon-r coilovers?
12-08-2004, 11:54 PM
#1
anyone running weapon-r coilovers?
im a poor boy, so i gotta shop around for the cheapest price, and when it comes to coilovers, weapon-r wins the match, but, i gotta ask, how are these things? too stiff? too soft? crappy in general? i like the idea of being able to adjust the ride height to my heart's content, so i know im gonna get coilovers, just wanna make sure weapon-rs arent crap. any input is always greatly appreciated.
12-09-2004, 09:38 AM
#4
Ground Control are the only sleeve type coilovers worth getting.
Personally, I wouldn't recommend those either.
If you want proper adjustability, you need to get a dedicated coilover SYSTEM like D2, JIC or Tein.
Personally, I wouldn't recommend those either.
If you want proper adjustability, you need to get a dedicated coilover SYSTEM like D2, JIC or Tein.
12-09-2004, 09:46 AM
#7
You gotta pay to play.
Cutting corners with suspension gets expensive. This weekend, I'm installing the FIFTH different aftermarket suspension setup on my car. It's what I should have gotten in the first place, but didn't because I was trying to save a few bucks.
Save up a little more dough in the beginning and get good stuff from the get go. You'll thank yourself later.
Cutting corners with suspension gets expensive. This weekend, I'm installing the FIFTH different aftermarket suspension setup on my car. It's what I should have gotten in the first place, but didn't because I was trying to save a few bucks.
Save up a little more dough in the beginning and get good stuff from the get go. You'll thank yourself later.
12-09-2004, 09:54 AM
#9
alright, heres what im probably gonna do, if anyone sees any real problems with this, i certainly wouldn;t mind hearing about it. Ground Control Coilovers and Tokico Illuminas. hows that setup work? anyone running that setup?
12-09-2004, 10:11 AM
#10
The D2s or the Tein's would probably be cheaper than that set up
Originally Posted by Akumachan
alright, heres what im probably gonna do, if anyone sees any real problems with this, i certainly wouldn;t mind hearing about it. Ground Control Coilovers and Tokico Illuminas. hows that setup work? anyone running that setup?
12-09-2004, 11:42 AM
#12
Originally Posted by mzmtg
You gotta pay to play.
Cutting corners with suspension gets expensive. This weekend, I'm installing the FIFTH different aftermarket suspension setup on my car. It's what I should have gotten in the first place, but didn't because I was trying to save a few bucks.
Save up a little more dough in the beginning and get good stuff from the get go. You'll thank yourself later.
Cutting corners with suspension gets expensive. This weekend, I'm installing the FIFTH different aftermarket suspension setup on my car. It's what I should have gotten in the first place, but didn't because I was trying to save a few bucks.
Save up a little more dough in the beginning and get good stuff from the get go. You'll thank yourself later.
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Get called 4x4 boy for a while. It's worth it in the long run.
12-09-2004, 12:34 PM
#13
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Originally Posted by mzmtg
You gotta pay to play.
Cutting corners with suspension gets expensive. This weekend, I'm installing the FIFTH different aftermarket suspension setup on my car. It's what I should have gotten in the first place, but didn't because I was trying to save a few bucks.
Cutting corners with suspension gets expensive. This weekend, I'm installing the FIFTH different aftermarket suspension setup on my car. It's what I should have gotten in the first place, but didn't because I was trying to save a few bucks.
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