Question on lowering
Question on lowering
So, as far as lowering goes, is there basically two main options, getting lowering springs or coilovers?
Just curious, since I remember you can do the Eibach (or equivalent) springs... or go full K-Sport (or equivalent) coilovers. But I remember people having issues with just doing the springs on the stock struts... what else would I have to purchase to avoid that problem?
And if I were to go the coilover route, would that take care of everything in one package, with no need for additional items?
Just curious, since I remember you can do the Eibach (or equivalent) springs... or go full K-Sport (or equivalent) coilovers. But I remember people having issues with just doing the springs on the stock struts... what else would I have to purchase to avoid that problem?
And if I were to go the coilover route, would that take care of everything in one package, with no need for additional items?
coils are all one, no need for anything else...
you will need struts anyways down the line, so do the math on that, if you can get the coils for a cheap price here on the GB go for it..
just an FYI, we dropped GEC's car this weekend with progress springs and it felt real good and pretty firm.
I guess it depends what your budget is..
you will need struts anyways down the line, so do the math on that, if you can get the coils for a cheap price here on the GB go for it..
just an FYI, we dropped GEC's car this weekend with progress springs and it felt real good and pretty firm.
I guess it depends what your budget is..
So you'd need struts whether you get the coilovers or just the springs? If going with just the Eibach springs, how long really would it last before needing struts, and do they have those yet for 6th gens? I think they do... Would it make sense to get struts with the springs, or just stay on stock struts until they start to go?
im running progress springs on my stock struts and so far so good (knock on wood)...they havnt been in very long though...but im pretty sure quite a few members on this forum on running same or similar setup for a long time and have had no issues.
Originally Posted by logik05se
im running progress springs on my stock struts and so far so good (knock on wood)...they havnt been in very long though...but im pretty sure quite a few members on this forum on running same or similar setup for a long time and have had no issues.
Originally Posted by SmokedOutMaxi
TIEN has some coils that should be good. No i know i the org has them but i could be wrong.
So if you go with the K-Sport or D2 coilovers, that takes care of the problems with the struts going bad as well as springs? So you can either do coilovers only, or springs/struts and come out with the same effect?
Originally Posted by chrisaust
So if you go with the K-Sport or D2 coilovers, that takes care of the problems with the struts going bad as well as springs? So you can either do coilovers only, or springs/struts and come out with the same effect?
springs are just springs, need struts..
do your homework though, you can probably get coils cheaper..
Originally Posted by chrisaust
Yah, there's no rush to get them... same way i got the wheels for about half the normal price... just looking around all the time! So K-Sport and D2 are the brands to look for?
D2/ksport quakity questionable?
Originally Posted by Glude
I use to say buy these over the Ksports but they only adjust ride height, you can't adjust the dampening.
http://www.zilvia.net/f/printthread....1&page=2&pp=30
This guy had a really bad experience with the ksports and really liked the MR coilovers better. He compared to other coilovers and basicaly said tiens were the best except for the fact that you can't adjust much. I checked tiens site and they are developing super street coilovers for the max which are mondo adjustable and support the electronic interface. I think I'll hold out for those
Originally Posted by maximob
I read a post yesterday on another site that reviewed MR coilovers and compared them to ksport and others:
http://www.zilvia.net/f/printthread....1&page=2&pp=30
This guy had a really bad experience with the ksports and really liked the MR coilovers better. He compared to other coilovers and basicaly said tiens were the best except for the fact that you can't adjust much. I checked tiens site and they are developing super street coilovers for the max which are mondo adjustable and support the electronic interface. I think I'll hold out for those
http://www.zilvia.net/f/printthread....1&page=2&pp=30
This guy had a really bad experience with the ksports and really liked the MR coilovers better. He compared to other coilovers and basicaly said tiens were the best except for the fact that you can't adjust much. I checked tiens site and they are developing super street coilovers for the max which are mondo adjustable and support the electronic interface. I think I'll hold out for those

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