Coilovers?/

[hurleyblink]

Umm i can get a new set of dropzone coilovers for 125 shipped... are they hard to put in and what all would i have to do?

[Buck]

expect drastically reduced ride quality and very low drop. From what I have heard you get what you pay for. It would be well worth saving the money to buy a good set of lowering springs (Eibach). Search around the forum Im almost positive there are some how to's on this topic.

[jster28]

Here is a link with picture of Ground Control coilover install. Its will be exactly the same. http://www.hometown.aol.com/rzr669/gcinstall.html

the endlinks will be a bitch, make sureyou soak the bolts with some WD-40 overnight, they will be on there very tight. I recommend air tools, but can be done with hand tool.

[truplayax14]

dont buy them, I am dealing with getting rid of them now. I bought Tokico Hps and I am trying to figure out which springs to buy....

[TampaSport20]

money earned-money wasted (thumb)

plan on getting a good set of monroe's to go with them ?

[truplayax14]

I went with the Eibach Pro-kit, rides good and performs good...

[mpvpsu]

I bought a complete Tein Coilover set 1k shipped to me, they look great and work even better. But if you expect the same ride as stock, after doing a performance suspension upgrade, you're just fooling yourself. Coil overs are a great choice if you plan a larger drop or are looking to set the car up for racing. Stock and some aftermarket shocks can't hold up when dropped more than 1.5" continously, they're not made for it, a complete coilover set up is. Just decide if you want the effect or the performance.