*** Choose 2go w/ Coilovers...but what ya think.....***
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TEIN are better than JIC in so many ways. Cut aways don't tell you anything. JIC comes out of the same factory that alot of other suspension makers use and the quality doesn't compare. I'm not partial to TEIN because I don't even run them, I've driven and installed their products. But they do make their own stuff in their factories and their higher end stuff is nice.
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Well I think if i dont go w/ these options im waiting on the Psss10's but i Need to know what date they come out...
First Choice : BC Evo 8 Coilovers
Second Choise : GT Worx springs , w/ MR Bilteins or bilstein HD (which of these shocks are the best ?? )
3rd Choice : Pss10's
First Choice : BC Evo 8 Coilovers
Second Choise : GT Worx springs , w/ MR Bilteins or bilstein HD (which of these shocks are the best ?? )
3rd Choice : Pss10's
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Well I think if i dont go w/ these options im waiting on the Psss10's but i Need to know what date they come out...
First Choice : BC Evo 8 Coilovers
Second Choise : GT Worx springs , w/ MR Bilteins or bilstein HD (which of these shocks are the best ?? )
3rd Choice : Pss10's
First Choice : BC Evo 8 Coilovers
Second Choise : GT Worx springs , w/ MR Bilteins or bilstein HD (which of these shocks are the best ?? )
3rd Choice : Pss10's
If you can't afford it, do the strut/spring combo.
Reason being:
coilovers, no matter how adjustable, only really have a very small "sweet spot" for height, and a small range of damping settings that are ideal for the springs and rest of the setup. Except for the ability to corner weight (and maybe inner clearance if you're running very aggressive wheels and tires, which it doesn't sound like), they pose no advantage compared to a properly chosen strut/spring combo.
If you get the right springs and the right dampers, you'll be just as well off as a set of coilovers, but with less confusion and more simplicity/reliability/durability.
Since you even mentioned "which shock are best", you should not even be considering the BC. Although they are a damper that will "work just fine", "no problems", the quality of the dampers themselves just is not on par with Bilstein.
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I totally agree with Uuri - if you can wait and money isn't an issue, get the pss10's. Otherwise get the HD's and springs from Andrew. He's mentioned that the HD's feel more aggressive than the MR's but I don't think anyone has thrown them on a dyno for comparison yet.
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money is not an issue. but i sure dont want to spend more than what the psss9's cost. 2K is pusshing it. when all my car is going to be is a street monster.
and i plan on running 18x9.5 +35 ??
and about 265 or 275 tires.
and i plan on running 18x9.5 +35 ??
and about 265 or 275 tires.
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Also i have researched that HD and MR and i cant find anything...
just to answer... quick question. its like a yes or no question ...
which is better strut for a street car.. HD or MR... its either HD or MR.. anyone want to answer for me....?
just to answer... quick question. its like a yes or no question ...
which is better strut for a street car.. HD or MR... its either HD or MR.. anyone want to answer for me....?