S2kracka

Please bring your private conversations to PM or email, the rest of us don't want to read your slang and constant use of ".......".

trustbran

Whoa.............................................. .........sorry about that S2kracka.......................................... ..........................

s2konroids

People fail to mention the homepage writeups that comes up from time to time. ATM is 'heros' story. A few month ago it was regarding handling.

With the S and just springs on stock shocks, your going to get worse handling, but a drop.

There are a few coilovers that will improve handling and provide a drop, but most simply provide a drop (which most people want for looks) and dont really hinder performance but dont improve it either. But depends how much you want to spend.

There are a few that provide the drop and improve performance.

I have found this out by research one of the UK guys did a lot, and i read from the homepage.

Hope this helps someof you out.

megans seems to be good bang fro buck

plokivos

i'm bringing this back from the dead since megan coilover is made by the same manufacturer as apexi and tein coilovers. so you're getting the same coilovers as the $2000 coilovers for fraction of the price, because of the branding/marketing.

i'll be ordering the track version and changing the springs to swift.

hellspare

They're a great set of coils, I almost wanted to buy a pair. IMO if you have the money ALWAYS go for a set of coils as opposed to springs + shocks. There are many reasons why you would do that and I'm sure most of us know. Do it right the first time.

highwaystardoritos

34k+ miles on mine... first ones on a S2000... love them

Red Bull

What are the differences between the street and track versions of this suspension?

E36Ap1

spring rate

CrZy_Vick

I really want to get the tracks causethe way i drive im sure it will benefit me and i do want to track my car sooner or later, so should i invest into the traks. or streets. Does the spring rate effect how fast the shocks go back into the original position, so maybe more bounce on bumps cause of stiffness?

whiteflash

Pick up a set of swift springs, leave the rest of your suspension alone. Call it a day.