Good set of track coilovers.
11-10-2008, 10:53 AM
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Good set of track coilovers.
Hey just wondering, I have Buddy Club N+ coilovers on my S right now, but want something more for the track. Anyone out there with a track set up, what are you running, and why? Thanks.
11-10-2008, 11:26 AM
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search is your friend... Depending on price your going to get a lot of answers.
KWV3
KW Clubsport
Tein SRC
Moton
JRZ
Ohlins
Penske
not in any particular order... although after the tein SRC everything is pretty much 3k$+
KWV3
KW Clubsport
Tein SRC
Moton
JRZ
Ohlins
Penske
not in any particular order... although after the tein SRC everything is pretty much 3k$+
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^ I disagree with that partially.
There are a few high-end shocks for our car that come from Japan. For example, the Ohlins 2-way race shocks with the remote cannisters only come from Japan. The Sachs that ASM uses can only be purchased through Japan also.
The garden variety jdm shocks ~$1500 are about the same. The valving is usually too aggressive for street cars and they are typically sprung too high.
There are a few high-end shocks for our car that come from Japan. For example, the Ohlins 2-way race shocks with the remote cannisters only come from Japan. The Sachs that ASM uses can only be purchased through Japan also.
The garden variety jdm shocks ~$1500 are about the same. The valving is usually too aggressive for street cars and they are typically sprung too high.