Best Coilover options- Need help
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Best Coilover options- Need help
Im in the market now for some full coilovers. I plan on doing using them for auto x, occasional highspeed turns (on the street) and daily driving. What are some of my options for coilovers??
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In my opinon the best bang for the buck is the K/W-V2 or Bilstein PSS9. Of course asking which coil-over is best is like asking which oil is the best.
If you want to win a National Auto-X championship then Moton;but you'll need more than C/O's to win.
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Originally Posted by Popeye,Jun 20 2007, 06:27 AM
In my opinon the best bang for the buck is the K/W-V2 or Bilstein PSS9. Of course asking which coil-over is best is like asking which oil is the best.
If you want to win a National Auto-X championship then Moton;but you'll need more than C/O's to win.
If you want to win a National Auto-X championship then Moton;but you'll need more than C/O's to win.
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Titus, there are a lot of good choices for the S. The KW Variant 3's we have are excellent, built for the track but they are pretty smooth on the street too. Only weak point would be the cost as I don't know what your budget is, the KW's are around $1800.
When looking we had found some for around $500-$700.
When looking we had found some for around $500-$700.
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