Debating between COILOVERS or SPRINGS

Originally Posted by seungklee I was comparing between KW V3's and BC Racing ER type coilovers, but I decided on KW V3's because of their progressive spring rates, however BC

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Originally Posted by seungklee

I was comparing between KW V3's and BC Racing ER type coilovers, but I decided on KW V3's because of their progressive spring rates, however BC Racing type ER IS cheaper than KW V3's I gotta tell you that. At the moment, I am leaning towards KW V3's more than BC Racing ER's. Who knows? I might change my decision when that day comes!

I use swift springs on mine which are linear, but i think the er series comes factory with progressive springs

both will serve you well

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