opinions on these coilovers please
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i would buy from scoobyworld as they are the same price but more reliable than ebay.
http://www.scoobyworld.co.uk/catalog...oducts_id=1549
http://www.scoobyworld.co.uk/catalog...oducts_id=1549
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I've heard some good things about D2 coilovers but the spring rates are quite high.
BC are a proven product on this site so would be where I would spend my money.
Ben
BC are a proven product on this site so would be where I would spend my money.
Ben
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Hi matey for these money you have Tein http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SUBARU-IMPREZA...item414c8e8947
BC are well known with knocking problems,Tein are probably best for money,or you can have look for KYB AGX
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BC are well known with knocking problems,Tein are probably best for money,or you can have look for KYB AGX
Jura
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Hi matey for these money you have Tein http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SUBARU-IMPREZA...item414c8e8947
BC are well known with knocking problems,Tein are probably best for money,or you can have look for KYB AGX
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BC are well known with knocking problems,Tein are probably best for money,or you can have look for KYB AGX
Jura
The BC's have so much adjustment in them that they are very flexible, from softer than standard dampers to track only settings.
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hearing a few differences of opinions,over just 3 sets of coilovers,BC is going to be my choice i think ,the track only settings is this on the bc coilover only ?
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No, most coilovers are adjustable. You can have them soft for the roads then adjust them up to suit the track conditions and your preferences. Have a read of the Whiteline website Lee, they have lots of interesting articles on how to set up cars for handling and what works and what doesn't. It's not just a plug for their stuff either. It may answer a lot of your questions.
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