^Dre, get at it son haha

 

this question is for all knowledgeable, what kind of life do you guys think coilovers have on non tracked, non hard driver, full stiff car? (mine obviously)

hahah yah shane this is why im wondering, if my bc's have plenty of life left ill stick with them

 

being a nissan tech for the past 6 years, i have seen my fair share of STOCK suspensions fail. i would say on average a set of stock shocks, driven daily on average terrain, anywhere from 120-150k miles. now i would expect the life of a coilover to last a bit longer than stock suspension due to all the technology and valving/dampening. but at the same time, most coilovers are put to the test when adjusted super low and driven on that same terrain. i would like to say before a rebuild is needed, on a daily that is not driven hard, easy 100-150k miles.

 

^^oh wow really?then damn my coils have a hell of a lot more life on them, i got them ehh about 1.5 years ago, and havent put much miles on them

ill pm u some more questions

 

^^ and you always can get them revavled and last a little longer..

 

Exactly and re valving is actually relatively cheap.

 

yeah your coils will easily last the life of the car. like i told you in the PM, just check up on your dust covers every once in a while to make sure the rubber isnt rotting out. fastest way to kill a shock is with dirt and debris. i say stick with the BC's if youre happy with them

 

noice alright so imma take these bc's to their very end if they sag, eh no need to go lower, it did it for me

 

I scream for Ice cream. finally got time to take pictures.

 

^^ Looks great love the rear shot!!

 

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nice!!

 

Haha Erik you post some funny pics.. lol

 

Did you just pick up this car? i remember a member here selling it couple months ago.

 

Thought it looked familiar..

 

+1 Nevertheless still looks flawless!