best coilovers for rsx
10-01-2003, 06:48 PM
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u mean do ground control make springs for rsx-s?
there are a lot of good coilovers out there, price range from 2-4g, depends on how "good" you want. since u want the "best", i can tell you get the Moton, RG, Zeal, Mugen, or Bilstein.
there are a lot of good coilovers out there, price range from 2-4g, depends on how "good" you want. since u want the "best", i can tell you get the Moton, RG, Zeal, Mugen, or Bilstein.
10-01-2003, 07:01 PM
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... hmm no "true" coilover will be at the price of $250. the lowerest i seen was the Tein for about $800+
are u asking about springs , or the whole sets of coilover?
cus $250 sounds like just the springs
are u asking about springs , or the whole sets of coilover?
cus $250 sounds like just the springs
10-01-2003, 07:11 PM
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another thought about your question...
ground control and skunk2 do have "coilover kit" , but you must know these are not the "true" coilovers, they are more the springs, then the complete set of the coilovers. and so their price is much less.
Skunk2 Coilover Kit is selling for $363.00 on clubrsx.com
and i'd imagine ground control is cheaper.
i wouldn't suggest buying these kinda things, if u wanna lower the car, just get the springs. Eibach sports line $244
drop more than 2 inch i think, and Eibach pro kit $244 which is what i have, drop about 1.5 inch. Eibach has pretty good products. or you can try Progress springs $164, Skunk2 $181.
price obtained from clubrsx, usually they have the lowest price around.
ground control and skunk2 do have "coilover kit" , but you must know these are not the "true" coilovers, they are more the springs, then the complete set of the coilovers. and so their price is much less.
Skunk2 Coilover Kit is selling for $363.00 on clubrsx.com
and i'd imagine ground control is cheaper.
i wouldn't suggest buying these kinda things, if u wanna lower the car, just get the springs. Eibach sports line $244
drop more than 2 inch i think, and Eibach pro kit $244 which is what i have, drop about 1.5 inch. Eibach has pretty good products. or you can try Progress springs $164, Skunk2 $181.
price obtained from clubrsx, usually they have the lowest price around.
10-01-2003, 08:10 PM
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GC is something i won't put on my list to buy. i didn't find a place that carry the GC coilover kit for rsx, but i m sure they have the parts for rsx.
thing u can get better than GC are the Hotchkis coil spring set, RS-R springs, Eibach, Progress, Comptech, H&R. and they are all below $250
thing u can get better than GC are the Hotchkis coil spring set, RS-R springs, Eibach, Progress, Comptech, H&R. and they are all below $250
10-01-2003, 11:58 PM
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Originally posted by Nein
GC is something i won't put on my list to buy. i didn't find a place that carry the GC coilover kit for rsx, but i m sure they have the parts for rsx.
thing u can get better than GC are the Hotchkis coil spring set, RS-R springs, Eibach, Progress, Comptech, H&R. and they are all below $250
GC is something i won't put on my list to buy. i didn't find a place that carry the GC coilover kit for rsx, but i m sure they have the parts for rsx.
thing u can get better than GC are the Hotchkis coil spring set, RS-R springs, Eibach, Progress, Comptech, H&R. and they are all below $250
I didn't even know GC started making the kit for the RSX :dunno:
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