Opinion On Coilovers
11-30-2004, 11:37 AM
#2
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Join Date: Oct 2004
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It all in your preference. Neither are damper adjustable ,or lower perch height adjustment as well as they have no pillow ball mounts.
APEXi MSRP = $1390.00 Rates are 8/6
TEIN MSRP = $890.00 Rates are 6/6
APEXi MSRP = $1390.00 Rates are 8/6
TEIN MSRP = $890.00 Rates are 6/6
12-16-2004, 06:04 PM
#8
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silkroads are sweet. i love em.
right now my choices for best bang for the buck is the KTS coilovers. however i like the silkroads more the HE's are also good but not the best choice.
the silk roads also have two mountin points on the front lower bracket so you can ajust your camber with them..
as for atreyu they are good, but there are many band that rock more.....
time to change my sig because your the 2nd person to recoginize it...
right now my choices for best bang for the buck is the KTS coilovers. however i like the silkroads more the HE's are also good but not the best choice.
the silk roads also have two mountin points on the front lower bracket so you can ajust your camber with them..
as for atreyu they are good, but there are many band that rock more.....
time to change my sig because your the 2nd person to recoginize it...
12-20-2004, 03:07 AM
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He's are phased out for 2005, and new "super HE's" (I forgot the actual name) are coming... which are basically Flex with the HE spring rate and valving... they did this so you can use the EDFC with HE's (which wasn't possible with the old, gold color HE's).
12-20-2004, 11:10 PM
#11
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Diamond Bar, CA
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Originally posted by l2aine
He's are phased out for 2005, and new "super HE's" (I forgot the actual name) are coming... which are basically Flex with the HE spring rate and valving... they did this so you can use the EDFC with HE's (which wasn't possible with the old, gold color HE's).
He's are phased out for 2005, and new "super HE's" (I forgot the actual name) are coming... which are basically Flex with the HE spring rate and valving... they did this so you can use the EDFC with HE's (which wasn't possible with the old, gold color HE's).
HEs = omfg for daily driving, bumpy as a mother but still good.