Hey guys do you know if Dropzone coilovers are any good? I can get them for very cheap but I dont know if they are any good or not?? Does anybody have them on there ride?
Hey guys do you know if Dropzone coilovers are any good? I can get them for very cheap but I dont know if they are any good or not?? Does anybody have them on there ride?
No they aren't - but if you are going to buy some cheap ones, might as well go for the DZ.
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Originally posted by r3cc0s
Felon or Mistermeiner
Hey what brand would you recommend?? I dont want to spend alot of $$$Originally posted by Weapon_R
No they aren't - but if you are going to buy some cheap ones, might as well go for the DZ.
its hard to find a good set of coilovers for cheap.
cuz usually the more $$$, the better the product
look for a used set or just get a set of springs and buy some afjustable shocks when more money is available
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If you have to buy coilovers, it's pretty much you get what you pay for. Coilovers are pretty expensive, but if you want to maintain your ride, grab some Ground Controls. Either way you'll have to buy some aftermarket shocks/struts.
If you are on a really tight budget, talk to Shadowz on the board for some tom's motorsports - the few who have had experiences with them are pretty happy with em.
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Originally posted by r3cc0s
Felon or Mistermeiner
Thanks for the info dude!!Originally posted by Weapon_R
If you have to buy coilovers, it's pretty much you get what you pay for. Coilovers are pretty expensive, but if you want to maintain your ride, grab some Ground Controls. Either way you'll have to buy some aftermarket shocks/struts.
If you are on a really tight budget, talk to Shadowz on the board for some tom's motorsports - the few who have had experiences with them are pretty happy with em.
even with Ground Controls, the ride quality suffers IMO.
If you want to maintain ride quality, go with springs.
What kind of springs would you recommend for a Del Sol?Originally posted by buh_buh
even with Ground Controls, the ride quality suffers IMO.
If you want to maintain ride quality, go with springs.
look for some H & R springs. i found some for a really good price in a forum.
For regular springs:
Eibach Proline (ground control uses eibach springs, best imo)
H&R
B&G
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Originally posted by r3cc0s
Felon or Mistermeiner
Ya if you dont want to sacrifice the ride quality too much I would go with springs, even though it is not adjustable its a cheaper solution since you dont need shocks. Unless you want something adjustable maybe I can find you something for really cheap
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Can someone who speaks brown please translate this for me please?
Eibach is pretty well known for making good springs.Originally posted by importz
What kind of springs would you recommend for a Del Sol?
I've heard nothing but good things about H&R's.
The Sport application is probably what your looking for unless your looking for a huge drop. In that case you should get the H&R Race springs.
H&R race springs are the shit
Dude, your a high roller! Lets not cheap out!
How about H&R Springs with Koni Yellows? Now that is a deadly setup! $1500 or less!
I am user #49Originally posted by rage2
Shit, there's only 49 users here, I doubt we'll even break 100
Eibach or H&R like everyone else said
I dont want to spend alot of money on the Del Sol because after the winter am gonna give the car to my chik!! High Roller??? I am a Low Roller!!Originally posted by max_boost
Dude, your a high roller! Lets not cheap out!
How about H&R Springs with Koni Yellows? Now that is a deadly setup! $1500 or less!
Correct term is low baller!
Ok....you've had so many nice cars! haha
Seriously, Drop Zone coilovers are just like any coil sleeve, skunk2 etc.
You are better off with the H&R springs, Eibach or B&G
But a drop is a must on a del sol, they have too much wheel gap haha
I am user #49Originally posted by rage2
Shit, there's only 49 users here, I doubt we'll even break 100
I would go H&R over DropZone! H&R springs are really really cheap for their quality.
Look anywhere, and you can get a set for $75-125 American dollars. This means ordering over the internet tho...
I ordered a set for $75 American, but shipping was too much for them, so I cancelled it.
i dont think dropzone actually makes it, like ground control maybe they contract it out?
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