Coilovers Discussion
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From: Fareham, Hants
Originally Posted by NineBolts,Apr 11 2010, 10:49 PM
Chris of CG was trying out some new coilovers, might even be on LGs car?
He's assisting in the development process
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I recently got BCs and I think they're great. They remain comfortable even when quite stiff and give so much confidence around corners that driving the S is so much more enjoyable. And for £600 there's money left over for the geo and a selection of large cakes.
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Off topic i know 
but......
Aren't the BCs 10Kgs front and 12Kgs rear? Thats something that always put me off them. I just cant understand why a 50/50 car needs heavier springs at the back!? On the front yes i could understand the handling aspect there.... but back?
but......Aren't the BCs 10Kgs front and 12Kgs rear? Thats something that always put me off them. I just cant understand why a 50/50 car needs heavier springs at the back!? On the front yes i could understand the handling aspect there.... but back?
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I thought that too.. But I think it is the optimal setting to keep the rear end nice and progressive according to spoon/mugen? I'll try and dig out the link...
oh and, another vote for the BCs if on a budget.. now that I have had the excessive rear toe sorted, they are amazing!
oh and, another vote for the BCs if on a budget.. now that I have had the excessive rear toe sorted, they are amazing!
