Well I am driving a car with these at the moment and she's comfy as fuck and far less bouncy than coilovers,and you need a little more seat time if you think its in predictible as it handles perfect.I really wonder as to why people seem to think that coilovers are a first mod for a drift car,paying 6or7hundred euro for suspension when you can't even transition makes no sense to me like it's not as if they are doing silverstone in forth! Fuck the coilovers and get the diff welded and spend your money on track time.
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23-02-11, 21:28 #11di Member
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Well thats fine if you are happy with that setup on your car. Its just my opinion and common opinion that a proper set of coilovers is the way to go.
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easy boys
i have the diff welded just want to stiffen up the suspension,
reduce body roll etc...
i just presumed coilovers would be the best option
it is for a drift car not a road car
opinions welcome
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dont no about drilling out the holes but supose it would work,
Originally Posted by jimjim
easy boys
i have the diff welded just want to stiffen up the suspension,
reduce body roll etc...
i just presumed coilovers would be the best option
it is for a drift car not a road car
opinions welcome
ah coilovers is the only way, far harder and easier controlled,
way less hitting walls and stuff wit coilovers
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