Ok, so i tried the search on coilovers, but nobody seems to stay on topic, or answers a question. people seem to stray away and talk about the stock system and lowering springs. My question is, what is a good set of coilovers for everyday use, and occasional track? I don't care to know about lowering springs or how good the stock system is. I just want to know what is a good quality set of coilovers for MY04+. I don't mind a more harsh ride. Price does not matter too much to me. I'm looking for durable and a noticable difference in performance from the stock suspension.

EDIT: I'm lookin to drop an inch, so again, comfortability's not that important to me. I'm all about fun!

 

Coilover Conversion kit, Honda S2000


And a set of Koni shocks. It will cost you about 800 and you will be set for some time.

There have been a number of posts about this solution. From a cost/benefit standpoint, this is the best value solution.

 

I have Tien Flex's on my AP1 and they are great, adjust the dampening etc correctly and have a good performance alignment done and you're in shape.

 

KW's Hands down some of the best stuff but they are made in germany so it might be a bit of a pain to get them serviced.

Tein's okay bet because you can get them fixed up here in the states.

 

That's what I did with a set of adjustable Koni yellows.

 

I went with Front-400#,Rear-425# rates.

Next time I'm going stiffer. Ride was great

 

I will suggest the T1R B-max coil-overs. They have good adjustability in stiffness for street and track usuage. They are light (reducing unsprung weight) and high quality. Definitely something for you to consider.

 

i would say tein RS or Super Racing. i have the RS. and the ride is harsher than stock with double the spring rate but its livable, a bit noisy but man does the car turn!!!

 

Dayum skippy! KW's are easily one of the best street/track coilovers you can buy for this car.

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=259346

 

jic magic flt a2s here, absolutly love the way my car drives now, its stiffer than stock but not too harsh, anyone else running jic magic?