mk1 coilovers from boost designs.... any good?
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cyrus240sx
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mk1 coilovers from boost designs.... any good?
anyone have experience with mk1 coilovers from boost designs... if they are decent i dont think i could pass up the 699.99 price tag.... just wondering what opinions ppl have about them...
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cyrus240sx
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Re: (chmercer)
Do yourself a favor and get a decent set of coilovers (KTS, Tein, cusco, kei office) It is soo worth it over an oem type spring strut combo. MK1, D2, etc are poop
Re: (Bronze MFP)
For the price of the BD coilovers (or slightly less) you could get the NISMO coilovers. There's no adjustability but you do get a matched set of dampers and springs, OE quality along with spring rates comparable to the Tein Basic. Do a search, there have been a few posts about them.Bronze MFP wrote:Do yourself a favor and get a decent set of coilovers (KTS, Tein, cusco, kei office) It is soo worth it over an oem type spring strut combo. MK1, D2, etc are poop
If you need the adjustability, I don't think you can beat KTS from SPL Parts for the $$$.