philbo909 said:
9designs said:
Anyone tried them?
Any good?
Improved comfort and handling is the aim
I dont think any coilovers will give you improved comfort
Nonsense, you'd be surprised.
9designs said:
Thanks for the feedback. Why would coil over not offer a comfort and ride improvement? Does the standard layout do better then?
Having some damper adjustment was what attracted me, plus the cost.
"Coilovers" can improve the ride assuming you buy some decent ones and set them up correctly. My friend's ohlins R&T sprung M3 rides like a rolls royce compared to stock for instance.
It's also worth pointing out that "coilovers" are physically essentially no different to the stock suspension setup apart from being able to adjust the ride height and damping. The rear is a separate coil and damper just like stock (so not sure why anyone calls it a coilover) and the fronts are essentially the same as stock apart from an adjustable spring perch. Far more accurate to refer to it as adjustable suspension.
That said, cheap crappy dampers and incorrect spring rates are likely to ruin the ride, buy cheap buy twice I think is very much the case with suspension stuff.