Dropzone Suspension
10-22-2003 | 11:44 PM
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Dropzone Suspension
Hello All
Has anyone had any experience with Coilover from Dropzone Suspension?
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10-23-2003 | 12:39 AM
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Re: Dropzone Suspension
Garbage.
All so-called "coilovers" of this type are junk. Putting a crappy threaded
sleeve with a little weak spring on a stock strut does NOT constitute a
"coilover." Either get good struts (KYB, Tokico, etc.) and good springs
(Progress, H&R, Tein, etc.) or if you MUST have adjustability look into the
Tein basic coilovers. They run about $750 but they are worth it.
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All so-called "coilovers" of this type are junk. Putting a crappy threaded
sleeve with a little weak spring on a stock strut does NOT constitute a
"coilover." Either get good struts (KYB, Tokico, etc.) and good springs
(Progress, H&R, Tein, etc.) or if you MUST have adjustability look into the
Tein basic coilovers. They run about $750 but they are worth it.
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> Hello All
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> Has anyone had any experience with Coilover from Dropzone Suspension?
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>
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10-23-2003 | 12:39 AM
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Re: Dropzone Suspension
Garbage.
All so-called "coilovers" of this type are junk. Putting a crappy threaded
sleeve with a little weak spring on a stock strut does NOT constitute a
"coilover." Either get good struts (KYB, Tokico, etc.) and good springs
(Progress, H&R, Tein, etc.) or if you MUST have adjustability look into the
Tein basic coilovers. They run about $750 but they are worth it.
"GeeRace" <GeeRace.vqgsy@realcaraudio.com> wrote in message
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> Hello All
>
> Has anyone had any experience with Coilover from Dropzone Suspension?
>
>
> --
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All so-called "coilovers" of this type are junk. Putting a crappy threaded
sleeve with a little weak spring on a stock strut does NOT constitute a
"coilover." Either get good struts (KYB, Tokico, etc.) and good springs
(Progress, H&R, Tein, etc.) or if you MUST have adjustability look into the
Tein basic coilovers. They run about $750 but they are worth it.
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> Hello All
>
> Has anyone had any experience with Coilover from Dropzone Suspension?
>
>
> --
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10-23-2003 | 12:39 AM
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Re: Dropzone Suspension
Garbage.
All so-called "coilovers" of this type are junk. Putting a crappy threaded
sleeve with a little weak spring on a stock strut does NOT constitute a
"coilover." Either get good struts (KYB, Tokico, etc.) and good springs
(Progress, H&R, Tein, etc.) or if you MUST have adjustability look into the
Tein basic coilovers. They run about $750 but they are worth it.
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> Hello All
>
> Has anyone had any experience with Coilover from Dropzone Suspension?
>
>
> --
> GeeRace
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All so-called "coilovers" of this type are junk. Putting a crappy threaded
sleeve with a little weak spring on a stock strut does NOT constitute a
"coilover." Either get good struts (KYB, Tokico, etc.) and good springs
(Progress, H&R, Tein, etc.) or if you MUST have adjustability look into the
Tein basic coilovers. They run about $750 but they are worth it.
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> Hello All
>
> Has anyone had any experience with Coilover from Dropzone Suspension?
>
>
> --
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10-23-2003 | 12:39 AM
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Re: Dropzone Suspension
Garbage.
All so-called "coilovers" of this type are junk. Putting a crappy threaded
sleeve with a little weak spring on a stock strut does NOT constitute a
"coilover." Either get good struts (KYB, Tokico, etc.) and good springs
(Progress, H&R, Tein, etc.) or if you MUST have adjustability look into the
Tein basic coilovers. They run about $750 but they are worth it.
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> Hello All
>
> Has anyone had any experience with Coilover from Dropzone Suspension?
>
>
> --
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All so-called "coilovers" of this type are junk. Putting a crappy threaded
sleeve with a little weak spring on a stock strut does NOT constitute a
"coilover." Either get good struts (KYB, Tokico, etc.) and good springs
(Progress, H&R, Tein, etc.) or if you MUST have adjustability look into the
Tein basic coilovers. They run about $750 but they are worth it.
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> Hello All
>
> Has anyone had any experience with Coilover from Dropzone Suspension?
>
>
> --
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10-23-2003 | 10:04 PM
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Re: Dropzone Suspension
Dropzone does make a full coilover set up, and even tho I know of no one w/
this to get an opinion
from, I'm almost certain its better than the cheaper version which goes over
you existing strut/shock.
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> Hello All
>
> Has anyone had any experience with Coilover from Dropzone Suspension?
>
>
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this to get an opinion
from, I'm almost certain its better than the cheaper version which goes over
you existing strut/shock.
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> Hello All
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> Has anyone had any experience with Coilover from Dropzone Suspension?
>
>
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10-23-2003 | 10:04 PM
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Re: Dropzone Suspension
Dropzone does make a full coilover set up, and even tho I know of no one w/
this to get an opinion
from, I'm almost certain its better than the cheaper version which goes over
you existing strut/shock.
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> Hello All
>
> Has anyone had any experience with Coilover from Dropzone Suspension?
>
>
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this to get an opinion
from, I'm almost certain its better than the cheaper version which goes over
you existing strut/shock.
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> Hello All
>
> Has anyone had any experience with Coilover from Dropzone Suspension?
>
>
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10-23-2003 | 10:04 PM
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Re: Dropzone Suspension
Dropzone does make a full coilover set up, and even tho I know of no one w/
this to get an opinion
from, I'm almost certain its better than the cheaper version which goes over
you existing strut/shock.
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> Hello All
>
> Has anyone had any experience with Coilover from Dropzone Suspension?
>
>
> --
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this to get an opinion
from, I'm almost certain its better than the cheaper version which goes over
you existing strut/shock.
"GeeRace" <GeeRace.vqgsy@realcaraudio.com> wrote in message
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> Hello All
>
> Has anyone had any experience with Coilover from Dropzone Suspension?
>
>
> --
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10-23-2003 | 10:04 PM
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Re: Dropzone Suspension
Dropzone does make a full coilover set up, and even tho I know of no one w/
this to get an opinion
from, I'm almost certain its better than the cheaper version which goes over
you existing strut/shock.
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> Hello All
>
> Has anyone had any experience with Coilover from Dropzone Suspension?
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>
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this to get an opinion
from, I'm almost certain its better than the cheaper version which goes over
you existing strut/shock.
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> Hello All
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> Has anyone had any experience with Coilover from Dropzone Suspension?
>
>
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10-25-2003 | 11:14 PM
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Re: Dropzone Suspension
Thanks for the info....No wonder they're so cheap.......
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Thanks for the info....No wonder they're so cheap.......
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Thanks for the info....No wonder they're so cheap.......
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Thanks for the info....No wonder they're so cheap.......
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10-28-2003 | 08:52 PM
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GeeRace <GeeRace.vvzey@realcaraudio.com> wrote in message news:<GeeRace.vvzey@realcaraudio.com>...
> Thanks for the info....No wonder they're so cheap.......
I bought a Tokico suspension kit for $400 which included springs and
shocks from Honda Solutions website. It lowered my 99 Si 1.75" and it
rides great.
> Thanks for the info....No wonder they're so cheap.......
I bought a Tokico suspension kit for $400 which included springs and
shocks from Honda Solutions website. It lowered my 99 Si 1.75" and it
rides great.
10-28-2003 | 08:52 PM
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GeeRace <GeeRace.vvzey@realcaraudio.com> wrote in message news:<GeeRace.vvzey@realcaraudio.com>...
> Thanks for the info....No wonder they're so cheap.......
I bought a Tokico suspension kit for $400 which included springs and
shocks from Honda Solutions website. It lowered my 99 Si 1.75" and it
rides great.
> Thanks for the info....No wonder they're so cheap.......
I bought a Tokico suspension kit for $400 which included springs and
shocks from Honda Solutions website. It lowered my 99 Si 1.75" and it
rides great.