airride or coil over?
#1
airride or coil over?
i wanna place a new suspension system, old adjustables out, new electonically adjustables in. but i'm having doubts if i should get airride or electronically adjustable Tein coil overs, i 'm thinking to go for the Tein suspension, but i'm nut really sure. If it would be Tein, it will be the Super Streets i will be buying together with the EDFC. What do you guys think?
airride:
http://www.ridetech.com/
Tein coil overs:
http://www.roadracemotorsports.com/tein/honda.htm
airride:
http://www.ridetech.com/
Tein coil overs:
http://www.roadracemotorsports.com/tein/honda.htm
#2
Unless its a show car, I'd stick with coilover suspension. Don't get me wrong here, bags are cool, but not really necessary. Everyone says teins rust, but that just might be the springs, I dunno.
Are you really going to be adjusting your suspension that often? If not, you really don't need the EDFC. Just remember everytime you change you suspension, your toe, and camber usually changes.
If you change your ride height a lot, means 1 of 2 things.
1) Your either going be doing a lot of alignments
2) Your going to be spending a lot of money on tires
Are you really going to be adjusting your suspension that often? If not, you really don't need the EDFC. Just remember everytime you change you suspension, your toe, and camber usually changes.
If you change your ride height a lot, means 1 of 2 things.
1) Your either going be doing a lot of alignments
2) Your going to be spending a lot of money on tires
#3
it's not that i'm gonna adjust them allot, but i don't wanna have all the work of taking my wheels of to adjust the, i'm kinda lazy , those damn safety-bolds on my rims are hard to get loose. i know i need to change my cambers and stuff. I have adjustables now from APC , is kinda cool, but still need to remove my rims to adjust them.
#10
What are you planing to do with your car?. do you like to show it off or handle good?. with air ride you can still handle as good as stock suspension. with my civic slammed it handles amazing and stops on a dime. and as for alignments and tires. after you get your air ride installed. you find a hight that you like to drive the car at and have it aligned and everytime you lift your car to that hight it keeps the alignment and doesnt use your tires. and as for the ride being like ****. thats a lie. my car rides like a caddy. you just have to find the right hight.
and BTW. if the car is done right. air ride on a civic isnt gay.
P.S. with a full set up your adding about 300+ lbs.
and BTW. if the car is done right. air ride on a civic isnt gay.
P.S. with a full set up your adding about 300+ lbs.
#11
it's not really for showing off, but rather for saving my bumpers and stuff when i'm driving up the sidewalk to park and stuff, also i want to be able to adjust my suspension when i'm driving at high speed, it has to hang really low for the best aerodynamics, and the damping has to be adjustable so i can make it stick on the road
greetz
greetz
#12
air ride is not for going fast. when it fails, which *could* happen, and you're going fast.... you die. the end. LOL
kracker has built his car with the right intentions and whatnot.... he chose the right setup for himself. in your case.... I don't think air ride is for you.
kracker has built his car with the right intentions and whatnot.... he chose the right setup for himself. in your case.... I don't think air ride is for you.
#14
I think the Coilovers are better for you. and as "bbarbulo" and "gunmetalef" have said, if you air ride fails at a high speed it can be bad. I had mine fail and I almost took out a few cars and shot across 4 lanes while my rear end was drifing all over the highway. its not fun.