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shadowracer · 01-29-2003, 11:34 AM

I gota set of coilovers off of ebay from a seller by the name of coilovers do a search he is always on there selling em. They are pretty decent for the price. I've had skunk2, Ground control, blah blah you name it they all ride hard I guess that's just the price you pay forlookin cool. I've had them on my del sol for 6 months w/o a problem. I'm going to get a set for my 4 door also. The kit is pretty high quality and comes with a some nice stuff i.e. metal spring perches for the top of the spring, rubber sleeve spacers to keep the sleeve from clanking against the strut, rubber isolaters for the top and bottom of the spring. All in all a pretty nice set I think I paid like 80.00 bucks or so I can't remeber though.

I would suggest getting a front camber kit also and that rear washer trick is a great money saver. How are you suposed to go fast with only 2 inches of rubber touching the road?

01-29-2003, 11:34 AM	#14
shadowracer 1st Gear Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: South side chi-town illinois Posts: 37	I gota set of coilovers off of ebay from a seller by the name of coilovers do a search he is always on there selling em. They are pretty decent for the price. I've had skunk2, Ground control, blah blah you name it they all ride hard I guess that's just the price you pay forlookin cool. I've had them on my del sol for 6 months w/o a problem. I'm going to get a set for my 4 door also. The kit is pretty high quality and comes with a some nice stuff i.e. metal spring perches for the top of the spring, rubber sleeve spacers to keep the sleeve from clanking against the strut, rubber isolaters for the top and bottom of the spring. All in all a pretty nice set I think I paid like 80.00 bucks or so I can't remeber though. I would suggest getting a front camber kit also and that rear washer trick is a great money saver. How are you suposed to go fast with only 2 inches of rubber touching the road? __________________ D-series, my weapon of choice!