Coilover Suggestions
02-01-2010, 08:43 AM
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Coilover Suggestions
Hello all!
I Need some help picking out some Coilovers for my AP2. I tried the Official Coilover Thread and didnt get much info and now the search is down. My S is my daily driver so i'm looking for something with a little smoother ride. I understand its a roadster so it comes with the lumps but i drive daily 100 miles+ so anything that wont rattle my teeth would be great and I'm not looking to slam my car or anything. Budget is about $1200 or less.
Right now i'm looking at Billstien PSS, Buddy Club N+ , and Megan Streets but any suggestions would be great.
Thanks in advanced
I Need some help picking out some Coilovers for my AP2. I tried the Official Coilover Thread and didnt get much info and now the search is down. My S is my daily driver so i'm looking for something with a little smoother ride. I understand its a roadster so it comes with the lumps but i drive daily 100 miles+ so anything that wont rattle my teeth would be great and I'm not looking to slam my car or anything. Budget is about $1200 or less.
Right now i'm looking at Billstien PSS, Buddy Club N+ , and Megan Streets but any suggestions would be great.
Thanks in advanced
02-01-2010, 08:54 AM
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What is your budget? There is a coilover available for just about every budget level.
Do you want to be able to control the settings and tune the setup?
Do you want to be able to control the settings and tune the setup?
02-01-2010, 09:00 AM
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Originally Posted by adrs2k,Feb 1 2010, 09:54 AM
What is your budget? There is a coilover available for just about every budget level.
Do you want to be able to control the settings and tune the setup?
Do you want to be able to control the settings and tune the setup?
As for adjust-ability i basically want something that i can set it and forget it.
02-01-2010, 09:33 AM
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I believe the Billstiens will be your best choice for daily use. They aren't as stiff as others, but if your only using them for DD driving, they would be the most comfortable because that is what they were designed for. They will also be extremly reliable.
02-01-2010, 10:03 AM
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Refer to the manufacturer for that. I am sure thought its a lot of miles...
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02-01-2010, 03:51 PM
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Tein CS if you never plan on a track day it's also within your budget. They can be set softer than Stock, and as stiff as an AP1. Not much more than that.
PSS9's are a better choice overall IMO since they are somewhat motorsport worthy but they are more money.
PSS9's are a better choice overall IMO since they are somewhat motorsport worthy but they are more money.