Coilovers
CHRISTMASTIME IN IRAQ
Joined: Apr 2003
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Originally Posted by 94civicEX
I've ridden in an EG with Omni's and it wasn't that bad compared to my Koni/Comptech setup.
Take it from someone who has pillowballs... it's not that bad at first, and in fact quite fun, but they A) Make a lot of noise, and B) Make bad roads worse. On normal and newer roads, they're quite nice... but once you have to deal with a lot of pot holes, they're annoying.
Also, the EG springs (And I think the shocks too... I'm not sure) arent as intense as the onces used on the DC2...
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From: Japan
Originally Posted by Epoch
Take it from someone who has pillowballs... it's not that bad at first, and in fact quite fun, but they A) Make a lot of noise, and B) Make bad roads worse. On normal and newer roads, they're quite nice... but once you have to deal with a lot of pot holes, they're annoying.
Also, the EG springs (And I think the shocks too... I'm not sure) arent as intense as the onces used on the DC2...
Also, the EG springs (And I think the shocks too... I'm not sure) arent as intense as the onces used on the DC2...
CHRISTMASTIME IN IRAQ
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From: Bay Area
Originally Posted by twinring
Yeah you so right. I have a set of JIC coilovers with 12kg/6kg spring rates. I have two sets of wheels and tires that I use. the street tires are 205-45-16s the 45 series tire makes the pillow uppers even more noisy, sometimes it feels like the car doesnt have suspension at all.