Coil-overs
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Coil-overs
I was just wondering how many/who all has coil-overs. I just got mine and they are wonderful. The ones from hdk, no i didn't wait for shipping. I bought them from a dude who did, and only had them for 2 weeks. $680!!! These things are amazing. My car is 1.5 inches off the ground now. when i ride i have to raise it up though, but hey, it looks cool!!!
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From: Rancho Palos Verdes, CA
Vehicle: 2008 Toyota Prius 2006 Suzuki SV650S
HDK sells coilovers, but the only reviews I have heard on them, is that they are oversprung and under damped. The car "bounces" along after hitting a bump.
JRP also sells 2 different flavors of coilovers. (www.jrponline.com)
JRP also sells 2 different flavors of coilovers. (www.jrponline.com)
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Vehicle: 2008 Toyota Prius 2006 Suzuki SV650S
JRP has 2 sets. One for about $800 and one for about $1600. The $800 are just height adjustable, the $1600 set is full race set with dampening and rebound adjustable(plus height).
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Vehicle: 2009 Hyundai Sonata Limited V6, 2008 Nissan Xterra Off-Road
KORE will also have some coilovers. Not sure of the pricing yet, but they will come in two flavors. One will be height adjustable only, the other will be height and damping/bounding adjustable to 16 different levels.
I believe the pricing will be around $500-$600 and $1200-$1500 for them.
I believe the pricing will be around $500-$600 and $1200-$1500 for them.
