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Best coilover brands for street use?

Originally Posted by LiquidZ I think springs would be better for your application. A lot cheaper too. I just don't want to ghetto rig my ride. Recommendations?

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Old 01-17-2010, 02:32 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I think springs would be better for your application.
A lot cheaper too. I just don't want to ghetto rig my ride.

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A lot cheaper too. I just don't want to ghetto rig my ride.

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You wont be ghetto rigging your ride at all. Springs are an accepted alternative to coilovers for people who can deal without the adjustability.

I would recommend Eibach or Tanabe. I don't know much about Tein's offering.
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You wont be ghetto rigging your ride at all. Springs are an accepted alternative to coilovers for people who can deal without the adjustability.

I would recommend Eibach or Tanabe. I don't know much about Tein's offering.
Tein S-tech springs would be the best way to go.

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