Coilovers for

[Philj 0]

 

These seem pretty much the same as the Evo/Jamex etc coilovers you see about, but without the stickers.

 

Ive put a set on my corrado, they go pretty low....

 

 

The fronts are a few mm from the bottom, the rears had loads of thread left. You can always remove the assistor if you want it properly on the floor.

 

They ride nice and firm, but not too stiff.

 

£230, postage is £10, and will take 2-4 days.

[Supercharged 2]

What are the specs?

[Nuggit 0]

Not that I'm one to cast aspersions, but I've cracked rims before on cheap coilovers. Not that I'm saying these are, but they tend to come with ridiculous poundage springs.

 

I can post pics of the rims :-(

[dukest 0]

Philj, don't mean to be critical but if you could put up the full specs and detail on these and get all the interest and information focussed on one post then you'd probably get a bit more take up?

 

I think a lot of us could be interested but at the moment it seems that you put up a new, but essentially identical, post every couple of months where everyone asks for detail but nothing substantial really comes back. after a while people give up asking until the next time.

[Philj 0]

Specs:

 

30-120mm lowering range

 

CNC Wound SAE 925 high quality springs

 

Zinc coated against corrosion

 

Full 2 year warranty, with full TUV approval.

 

Ive got a set on my corrado, and I have to admit I was very suprised with the ride and general handling of them. The ride isnt too harsh or stiff, and Ive got the front of mine on near enough the lowest setting. I think alot of people who have these can/will day the same. Have a look on clubpolo for reviews.

 

 

What coilovers did you crack a rim on?

 

They must of been obsenely stiff.

 

What other specs would you like to know? Spring ratings etc?