RL_S14_240

Has anyone here ever used the D2 Racing coilover kit for the S14?I can't seem to find much info on them. Im looking at the RS kit 36-way adjustable. The price is good but i know nothing about the company. Any advice or opinions? Thanks

-HyJynX-

From what I know...they are all right for a entry coilover, nothing to special.

Search for mookeh, they are pretty mucht he same coilvoer set up from what I know

l2aine

Do D2's come with camber plates out the box? I know Mookeeh sells regular coilovers and they also sell the same thing but with Tein pillowball mounts.

Not that I'm buying... just adding info

RL_S14_240

Thank Guys, I've decided to go with a more modest suspension upgrade ordered Tein S-tech springs and KYB AGX's last night. My 240 is still my daily driver and i live in Colorado, nuf said Thanks Again

-HyJynX-

Great choice! I plan on getting that very combo for my Miata

DTS

D2s are pimp, ive owned Tein Flex and D2's

For the price D2 blows tein away.

Only problem is the shock stroke is a little short.

l2aine

seems to be the favored solution for those who aren't looking for a full coilover setup

bb6prelude

Just a quick question about the D2s. What are the different spring ratings possible front and rear? Also I was wondering do the different springs have slightly different heights? As the rates increase, do the amount of coils increase? Is the metal thicker? Also is there a different shock coupled with each different spring rating? Sry for the boat-load of questions, I'm a noob.

bb6prelude

Also, when significantly dropped in the rear, all you need to get good alignment is upper control arms?