The best way to lower a car?
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Re: The best way to lower a car?
Kinda glad I found this thread. I have a 93 Sol SI. I'm looking at doing all eibach. I jsut want the lowered look, smooth ride, and improved handling. Anyone have that in their set up or know anything about them?
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Re: The best way to lower a car?
ditto- im ridin a 94 prelude VTEC at the moment, never messed much with coilovers. Since I havn't even paid this one off yet, I havn't touched the handling- and I'm lookin for something not too expensive, but all the qualities hondakid listed. Any suggestions as to what brand? I'm lookin at tokico struts and eibach or tein springs.
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Um, Tein SS, cheap? You sure about that? I paid $1200 for my setup and I'm more than happy with what I spent my money on. Granted, I'll probably *never* use them to their full potential, but I definitely wouldn't call them cheap.
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I just think the lower end of Tein's are not worth the money. I paid 950 for my Megan Racing coilovers, which is a lot less for more. I have driven a car with Tein SS and found it comparable to my KYB's with Eibach springs.
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Re: The best way to lower a car?
I'm surprised that your KYBs + Eibachs were comparable to a set of Tein SS full coilovers. The springs/shock combo isn't designed to work together as well as a full coilover will.
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And I wouldn't consider the Tein SS the 'lower end'. Besides, coilovers are built for certain cars - like my Civic. We don't get the Drift Master and Luxury Spec dampers. Just the Basic, SS/SS-P and Flex. Just keep that in mind. Megan Racing basically only builds one 'spec' for most cars.
It was when it came to sharp turns. Also this was me driving a 90 supra and my friend in a 89 supra, the only big differnce between us was suspension and he had more power mods. I started my last statement with "I just think" becaue its my opinion and not fact.
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Re: The best way to lower a car?
personally... i'd get coilovers... because of the adjustability...
and good brands are ground control, and skunk2
as far as springs... get tein, or skunk2...
but make sure and get struts / shocks... mui importante
and good brands are ground control, and skunk2
as far as springs... get tein, or skunk2...
but make sure and get struts / shocks... mui importante
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30 days. Once there on and dont blow on the first trip out I shouldnt have anything to worry about. I have a one year limited warrenty but its pretty limited. I can have them rebuilt further down the road when needed.
Yes I understand, I owned 2 hatchbacks before I bought my supra. I just went with Illumina's and skunk 2 coilovers and they were good enough at the time. Megan racing builds one spec but when you order them (from the right person) they will switch out the springs for softer or stiffer springs. You just have to know what you want. 32 way adjustable, single cylinder design, pillow ballupper mount, aluminum strut, height adjustment and spring preload is what I want and have.
Yes I understand, I owned 2 hatchbacks before I bought my supra. I just went with Illumina's and skunk 2 coilovers and they were good enough at the time. Megan racing builds one spec but when you order them (from the right person) they will switch out the springs for softer or stiffer springs. You just have to know what you want. 32 way adjustable, single cylinder design, pillow ballupper mount, aluminum strut, height adjustment and spring preload is what I want and have.
Altho this is a suspension thread- so I guess I shouldn't be ranting and raving about how much I dislike Megan Racing. My Bad.
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