Where do i get coilovers?
do some more searching man, and more than 2 mins. there have been many before you with the same questions and same threads..... you are not the only one.
after all that if u still have a questions then post a new thread...
welcome
after all that if u still have a questions then post a new thread...
welcome
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Well i havent really seen a on where to purchase them, thats why i posted this. I just want an answer where to get them
yes google, its 101 to shopping anything your hear desires...
if you look hard enough u can find the best prices eventually, sometimes u have to look up to an hour before you narrow down which place to purchase from.
if you look hard enough u can find the best prices eventually, sometimes u have to look up to an hour before you narrow down which place to purchase from.
oh yea totally forgot to mention but the vendor section here usually has hella deals too
https://maxima.org/forums/group-deal...ml#post9101160
https://maxima.org/forums/group-deal...ml#post9101160
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I have tien coilovers they are awesome a great ride and very good handling, also good to note that i have front a rear strut bars and rear sway bar so im
Not 100% which one is making the handling be good but im sure it all of them!
Not 100% which one is making the handling be good but im sure it all of them!
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i'd like to pics of a rear strut bar, i'd think that would be a very tight fit, since they are so close the rear seat access hole which already has reinforcement.
kind of wish i had when for coil overs, i won't know how harsh or soft my KYB G2Rs and H&R lowering springs will ride till of destroyed bushings are replaced.
kind of wish i had when for coil overs, i won't know how harsh or soft my KYB G2Rs and H&R lowering springs will ride till of destroyed bushings are replaced.
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i'd like to pics of a rear strut bar, i'd think that would be a very tight fit, since they are so close the rear seat access hole which already has reinforcement.
kind of wish i had when for coil overs, i won't know how harsh or soft my KYB G2Rs and H&R lowering springs will ride till of destroyed bushings are replaced.
kind of wish i had when for coil overs, i won't know how harsh or soft my KYB G2Rs and H&R lowering springs will ride till of destroyed bushings are replaced.
This the same bar that my car has, my car just has a sound system around the bar i will take a pic of it when i get out of work but its made by stillen, the handling of the car is great the strut and sways bats plus tien coilovers are great. The back car doesnt kick Out and the ride is comfortable as long as u dont hit a pothole... Also i have to check if i have my coilovers set to stiff or soft but its great regardles
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This the same bar that my car has, my car just has a sound system around the bar i will take a pic of it when i get out of work but its made by stillen, the handling of the car is great the strut and sways bats plus tien coilovers are great. The back car doesnt kick Out and the ride is comfortable as long as u dont hit a pothole... Also i have to check if i have my coilovers set to stiff or soft but its great regardles
I know i'm getting a rear sway bar for sure.
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I have heard wonders on the rear sway bar, and tien coil overs but not much onthe strut bars dont know if they do much but the car handles very well and i love it! Every improvement helps no matter how small
Here is the link to them:
http://jmautosports.com/bc-racing/bc...i-1891622.aspx
The BR Series are going to be the best ones unless you have a fully blown track car. The BR Series are meant for a spirited daily driver with the occasional track use.
The other Series are geared towards more precise track use as they have additional settings that would only benefit you during track sessions.
http://jmautosports.com/bc-racing/bc...i-1891622.aspx
The BR Series are going to be the best ones unless you have a fully blown track car. The BR Series are meant for a spirited daily driver with the occasional track use.
The other Series are geared towards more precise track use as they have additional settings that would only benefit you during track sessions.
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Here is the link to them:
http://jmautosports.com/bc-racing/bc...i-1891622.aspx
The BR Series are going to be the best ones unless you have a fully blown track car. The BR Series are meant for a spirited daily driver with the occasional track use.
The other Series are geared towards more precise track use as they have additional settings that would only benefit you during track sessions.
http://jmautosports.com/bc-racing/bc...i-1891622.aspx
The BR Series are going to be the best ones unless you have a fully blown track car. The BR Series are meant for a spirited daily driver with the occasional track use.
The other Series are geared towards more precise track use as they have additional settings that would only benefit you during track sessions.
Will be getting these in a week or so
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