coilover
#23
I know the Yellows would be a great option, but for the model of car I'm looking at, they are inserts and the stock struts need to be cut-up and re-used. I'd rather not do a butcher job on a new car worth $30g's.
I've always thought that OBX was extremely crappy like Ractive.
I've always thought that OBX was extremely crappy like Ractive.
#29
you said just for daily driving right? dont' spend 2G's on that man, just get some Omni Power Full Coilovers from www.OptionJDM.com for under 1G and save yourself some money
#30
I thought BC has 3 coilover setups: Racing Spec, N+ Spec (the new one) and P1 Racing Spec.
Racing Spec being the cheapest, which was on sale all over N. America. Price aren't that bad for a decent set of coilover.
Racing Spec being the cheapest, which was on sale all over N. America. Price aren't that bad for a decent set of coilover.
#32
yea BC does has 3 coilover setup but racing spec it most $$$ it over my budget already. i dont want after buying it and cant affort to install it. atless 100-200 for install and proper tune
#33
Ask some of the paid members for help as far as installation goes. And tuning of the coilover should be done by yourself. If you don't know how to tune it, then perhaps you shouldn't buy adjustable coilovers, just get decent struts plus lowering springs.
I am surprised BCRC Dampers are over 2G.
I am surprised BCRC Dampers are over 2G.
#35
Chcek out the Megan Racing Kits. They have 32 levels of dampening adjustibility, so you will be able to set them up exactly to your needs.
These are a really really nice product. High quality and they ave great reviews all over the net. Honda tech members rave about them.
We just installed a set on a clients car and they really ride amazing. I was very impressed by the quality...check them out:
http://www.teknotik.com/product_sect...pid=159&cat=42
These are a really really nice product. High quality and they ave great reviews all over the net. Honda tech members rave about them.
We just installed a set on a clients car and they really ride amazing. I was very impressed by the quality...check them out:
http://www.teknotik.com/product_sect...pid=159&cat=42
#38
Originally posted by preludeking
Chcek out the Megan Racing Kits. They have 32 levels of dampening adjustibility, so you will be able to set them up exactly to your needs.
These are a really really nice product. High quality and they ave great reviews all over the net. Honda tech members rave about them.
We just installed a set on a clients car and they really ride amazing. I was very impressed by the quality...check them out:
http://www.teknotik.com/product_sect...pid=159&cat=42
Chcek out the Megan Racing Kits. They have 32 levels of dampening adjustibility, so you will be able to set them up exactly to your needs.
These are a really really nice product. High quality and they ave great reviews all over the net. Honda tech members rave about them.
We just installed a set on a clients car and they really ride amazing. I was very impressed by the quality...check them out:
http://www.teknotik.com/product_sect...pid=159&cat=42
nice update to the page. .
#39
Originally posted by movielover
read some of review it say " the coilover are lowering it with the spring preload causing a lot of problems such as noise and knocks and ripped dust cover boots and etc" it that true?
read some of review it say " the coilover are lowering it with the spring preload causing a lot of problems such as noise and knocks and ripped dust cover boots and etc" it that true?
By having a lower perch that is threaded and adjustable, you can properly lower the vehicle without changing the spring preload. Many people who are not familiar with a full coilover setup set them up wrong. The ideal way is to leave the sprig tension alone, and lower the suspension by raiseing the lower perch on the thredaed column.
This allows the shock itself to retain full suspension travel, whereas when you lower car by changing spring height, you limit the shock travel, which often leads to premature shock wear.
Take a look at this pic of the Megan Coilovers to see what i mean:
There are so many choices out there on the market. The first thing you have to decide is what your budget is, and then decide what you needs in a coilovers. There are models out ther for every budget, it all comes down to what feature you need, such as dampening adjustibility.
Hope this info helps!
Eric
#40
^^^ I did a write up on this when I got my Omnis.
However, you may not be affecting the travel distance of the shock, but by lowering the car, you're shortening the suspension travel of the chassis. So you're going to lose suspension travel no matter what. Like Eric said, the nice thing about these kits is you can adjust spreing pre-load and ride height separately.
I'll go dig up my how-to thread.
Found it: http://www.torontocivics.com/tccforu...hlight=preload
However, you may not be affecting the travel distance of the shock, but by lowering the car, you're shortening the suspension travel of the chassis. So you're going to lose suspension travel no matter what. Like Eric said, the nice thing about these kits is you can adjust spreing pre-load and ride height separately.
I'll go dig up my how-to thread.
Found it: http://www.torontocivics.com/tccforu...hlight=preload
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