Official Coilover Thread, Reviews & Opinions Here
11-23-2007, 11:06 PM
#16
Loving my Buddy Club Race Specs! Very stout, oversized pistons for added cooling/reliability and no fade. Stiff 12k f/r for maximum body control, but in my opinion still very supple with some damping ajustment. If you track your car or just love the feeling of maximum steering precision, these will take the stock characteristics of this car and put it up on a whole new level.
Haven't tried any of the others, but for the $1200 I paid new, I couldn't imagine getting anything better performing. Best value out there for what you get I think, Make sure you get the pillow ball mounts with these.
I hear allot of recomindations for the Tein RA, not sure what the pros of these are over some of the others in similar price range. In my opinion they look cheep. I think your paying more for a brand name with these and suffer in some of the performance features compared with similar priced coilovers.
Haven't tried any of the others, but for the $1200 I paid new, I couldn't imagine getting anything better performing. Best value out there for what you get I think, Make sure you get the pillow ball mounts with these.
I hear allot of recomindations for the Tein RA, not sure what the pros of these are over some of the others in similar price range. In my opinion they look cheep. I think your paying more for a brand name with these and suffer in some of the performance features compared with similar priced coilovers.
11-24-2007, 10:03 PM
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Well if you double the money you want to spend and don't care too much about comfort you can get a set of Tein Super Races. I have the dual EDFC setup and love it. Its a little harsh even with the softest settings but it truly feels like a go kart. Not for the faint of heart. On the hardest settings you would get brain damage daily driving.