Coil Overs? ... ? Whats best for me
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From: Essex (Tesco petrol station)
im thinking of getting Coil-Overs next,
i dont want to spend loads of money but what should i be looking for?
cheers darc
i dont want to spend loads of money but what should i be looking for?
cheers darc
If you are not looking to spend a lot, then the Apex Coilovers seem to be good value for money ... see here
https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...umber-3-a.html
If you can afford more, then AST or exe-tc are very well regarded.
https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...umber-3-a.html
If you can afford more, then AST or exe-tc are very well regarded.
If you are not looking to spend a lot, then the Apex Coilovers seem to be good value for money ... see here
https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...umber-3-a.html
If you can afford more, then AST or exe-tc are very well regarded.
https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...umber-3-a.html
If you can afford more, then AST or exe-tc are very well regarded.
We have started supplying these . Fantastic quality for the money !
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Upgrading to coilovers can be a great mod for the road, but you have to do your homework and be prepared to spend. Cheaper ones tend to use springs far too stiff for the UK roads. I have 4/3kgfmm on my classic and would not go harder than that for road use!
I can recommend the Tein Superstreet kit, with EDFC which makes adjusting damping force a breeze!
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