Affordable Coilovers
Affordable Coilovers
I’m looking to lower my car but not looking to spend over $600 or so for some coilovers for my daily , searching for some great affordable coilovers
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G35 sedan w/ too much money in mods
^Just be aware these don't offer adjustable dampening, just height. A lot of folks here go with BC but new they're over $600.
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On the flip side you know the aren't a quality piece and you're making compromises you'll feel every time you take a corner or go over a bump.
To the OP: If you're looking to lower your car you'll also need to find and install front and rear camber kits, or you'll burn through $200 tires like a Subaru driver empties vape tanks.... You can get these used for around $250 for the whole set if you wait for partouts. Just something else to think about when dropping one of these on a budget.
You might consider getting the camber kits used, dropping the car on used lowering springs/stock 350z springs, and dailying the car on struts, planning to install coilovers and rebuild the old camber kits when its time for new struts. Then you go sell the lowering springs for the same price you bought em for.
To the OP: If you're looking to lower your car you'll also need to find and install front and rear camber kits, or you'll burn through $200 tires like a Subaru driver empties vape tanks.... You can get these used for around $250 for the whole set if you wait for partouts. Just something else to think about when dropping one of these on a budget.
You might consider getting the camber kits used, dropping the car on used lowering springs/stock 350z springs, and dailying the car on struts, planning to install coilovers and rebuild the old camber kits when its time for new struts. Then you go sell the lowering springs for the same price you bought em for.
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Joined: Mar 2009
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From: By the sea, Tx
G35 sedan w/ too much money in mods
You obviously haven't ridden on a set of quality coilovers. The ebay ones suck like csw said.
lolol I drive a GTO and vape so what does that make me?
On the flip side you know the aren't a quality piece and you're making compromises you'll feel every time you take a corner or go over a bump.
To the OP: If you're looking to lower your car you'll also need to find and install front and rear camber kits, or you'll burn through $200 tires like a Subaru driver empties vape tanks.... You can get these used for around $250 for the whole set if you wait for partouts. Just something else to think about when dropping one of these on a budget.
To the OP: If you're looking to lower your car you'll also need to find and install front and rear camber kits, or you'll burn through $200 tires like a Subaru driver empties vape tanks.... You can get these used for around $250 for the whole set if you wait for partouts. Just something else to think about when dropping one of these on a budget.
Someone that should know better! Do you honestly believe putting that crap in your body is good for you? Spend all that Vape $$ on new, lighter wheels for your Goat! Oh, I just bought the last set of BFG's for my Wife's Corvette size 255/50X16 in the world=$800!
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Gary
Originally Posted by Blue Dream
^Just be aware these don't offer adjustable dampening, just height. A lot of folks here go with BC but new they're over $600.
Originally Posted by Blue Dream
It allows the coilover to give a firmer or softer ride depending on the setting.
Originally Posted by cswlightning
It's a lot healthier than smoking. I'll use my friends vapes all day but i don't have my own because i know I'd be vaping 247 within a week lol
Originally Posted by Akirabread
Wow, so tein just lower the ride height.. If it's like stock, i'd be fine with that tbh.
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