pimpingacura

I am looking at buying some DropZone coilovers are they any good? I need reviews if any one can tell em would be appreciated.
Thanks

Snoopy

never heard of those coilovers before. :dunno:

maybe you should stick with something namebrand.

pimpingacura

Hmm I guess you might be right but for $100 I might buy them and see how they are.

pomansouth

if your not auto crossing then why do you need a namebrand suspension

Snoopy

bettter safe than sorry...you dont wanna buy something, especially suspension, and have it fail on you when you really need it.

tooslow2race

but for $100, you can't beat it, it's like a sore dick....

they ask for advice, but don't listen...

100 people will reply that they're crap, and one person'll say they think they should get em... and a month later, they're pissed they listened to the person who said they should get em

AP2

$100 for coilover sleeves, remember you get what you paid for. If they take a crap on you, don't say we didn't warn you.

Shingoblade-GSR

DC2 pretty much sums up what needs to be said...

$100 is really cheap...but why not save up and pay $299 for some proven (yes I said proven ) ground controls?

Shingo

Taiwanze7

its your suspension, most of the time generic "sleeved" coilovers will have extremely high spring rates that are NOT streetable

pimpingacura

Thanks for your help guys I was just wondering so I know whether to buy them or not. Would they be as bad as my Jammex lowering springs?