Best coilover brands for street use?

Originally Posted by LaSeeno Thanks for looking out but I originally posted for a good street coilover system because I don't track my car. Springs are really cheap but I

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01-21-2010, 09:34 AM

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Originally Posted by LaSeeno

Thanks for looking out but I originally posted for a good street coilover system because I don't track my car. Springs are really cheap but I would rather spend $2,300 if it's going to ride properly and last a long time.

I guess there's really no other option than to buy a pair in the $2k range.

Is there a clear cut winner between...

HKS and KW?

For full street use, the KW Variant 3's are the way to go. They are less expensive, and more compliant for street use. They make noises at all, and you will love them for daily driving and spirited mountain runs.

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