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Old 04-08-2002, 11:47 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Best coilovers?

What, in your opinion, are the best coilovers for the 4th gen? I'm asking because I have NO idea which set to buy! Any help or opinions are appreciated!
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ground control

the way they mount onto the shock is alot better, also the height adjusting mechnisim is top quaility too. Plus eibach springs
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the way they mount onto the shock is alot better, also the height adjusting mechnisim is top quaility too. Plus eibach springs
i concur
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Old 04-09-2002, 01:24 AM   #4 (permalink)
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the best would have to be the tein ha's
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Old 04-09-2002, 01:43 AM   #5 (permalink)
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bah...depends on what youre gonna do with the car..ground controls are good for daily driving and the occasional autox..just get a higher spring rate and some good shocks...as for tein..they are actually one of the "cheaper" brands in japan...they have some nasty **** there but ofcourse its $$$ to get them..aka Zeal and JIC...check out the coilover kit by ground control (shock and spring combo) they are pretty decent hope this helps
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bah...depends on what youre gonna do with the car..ground controls are good for daily driving and the occasional autox..just get a higher spring rate and some good shocks...as for tein..they are actually one of the "cheaper" brands in japan...they have some nasty **** there but ofcourse its $$$ to get them..aka Zeal and JIC...check out the coilover kit by ground control (shock and spring combo) they are pretty decent hope this helps
i know they are...but i believe they have a good bang for da buck
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i know they are...but i believe they have a good bang for da buck
bang for the buck...true...but you can prolly get some ground controls w/ custom spring rate and some koni yellows custom made to your specs for cheaper...i know lots of people that race on that setup...good stuff...
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o just get some Tanabe's or Tein's!
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i've heard of a company that sells ground control spec coilovers on ebay. They claim to be identical except they dont carry the eibach name. Anyone seen or have these?
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yea i saw them , i cant tell ya if it's good or not, we need someone to buy them for a guine pig experament
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Everybody send me 5 bucks and I will get them and write a real nice IMO...... I can do the swap the same day I get them. Camber kit and all. (I'm sorry. I fell asleep at my computer again.)


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i've heard of a company that sells ground control spec coilovers on ebay. They claim to be identical except they dont carry the eibach name. Anyone seen or have these?
those eibach springs make a whole lotta difference... if they use progressive springs then it's not worth it.... stiffer tha better.!
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I have Weapon R's, the Circuit Pro 2's. They're OK, they handle awesome because of the dual spring action, I guess, but it's a full drop and I still have an inch of clearance. And it gets bouncy.
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Go with Tein. You'll get a great setup...just make sure you take care of them!
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Old 04-11-2002, 03:49 AM   #15 (permalink)
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Yes I wish I could get TEINS, but I have Skunk2s and I am very happy with them and with some Konis I feel it will be a great setup!
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