i am looking to get coilover soon.. and i want to know which coilover ride the best for daily driving....and good for its price. i got ESPILIR spring and i like the way it ride..so i want something more like espilir ....but in coilover thank in advance

 

I've never had espilirs in my car so I can't compare them, but I just installed Tein Flex Coilovers w/EDFC in my car and the ride is great. You can adjust the stiffness from relatively soft to very hard with the push of a button so you can get the exact ride that your looking for. I set mine on 7 out of 16(with zero being the hardest) around town and i'm very happy with these coilovers. Just my 2 cents. Good luck with finding a set thats right for you. -Michael.

 

Check PSS9....tien will probably ride rougher than you're used to

 

If anything, try and get coilovers that have gas reservoirs like the PSS9's

 

If you just drive on the streets, Tein Flex is the way to go.

 

thank you all for giving your opinion and yea i am leaning toward tein flex.... and i got a quesiton do i need to buy EDFC? or i can go without it. and i am lookin to get tein flex for about $ 1200

 

I just ordered the H&R coilovers from the GoFast lab here on the site.

They have 345lbs spring rates and utilize a remote resorvoir design in the rear just like the PSS9. Actually, from what I understand Bilstein makes the shock's for H&R to their specs.

I've used H&R coilovers in my Audi A4 and VW GTI before, both were daily drivers and I swear by them! They are comfortable for daily driving, but definately offer a sportier and more aggressive setup.

Once I get them installed on the S I'll post comments.

-Chris

 

^ and they handle better on the track

 

if i got Bilstein PSS coilovers (not pss9) would that be downgrading from the stock suspension?

 

almost every suspension you can do for under 2k is a downgrade from stock from a performance point of view...but if you want to lower your car you don't have much of a choice. Bilstein has a good rep....