Coilovers recommendations for GT Options

[SteJay]

Hey Guys

My friend wanted me to ask you guys for your recommendations on a set of coilovers for his 94 GT, we figured this would be the right place to ask as you guys have them on your cars so know what you are talking about, all that seems to be available here in the shops in Ireland are tein super streets or k sport coilovers. Every shop he goes to try to sell him the tein ss, they dont seem to know anthing about suspension.

I have read all the posts in the suspension forum but could only find mention about megan coilovers

We have read bad things about the tein ones being more for track use. The roads here in Ireland where we live are terrible and the stock suspension is a bit cruel on your back as it is. So he is looking for a comfortable set of coilovers that wont break your back over bumps, preferably with at least a 40-60 mil drop.

I've read about the Tein Comfort series ones but the overall opinion is that they are overpriced and you are only paying for the name. He tried lowering it with just springs before but the rubbing was unbearable as the roads everywhere are uneven so he went back to stock so naturally now he wants to do the drop properly on a set of coilovers

He was quoted 1000 euro for a set of the super streets/k sports so his budget would be around that figure not including fitting if that helps!

Thanks in advance for any replies

This post has been edited by SteJay: Feb 25, 2009 - 8:30 AM

[jimmykay]

TRD, you sound like a commercial. Are you getting a commission off of them?

[trdproven]

TRD, you sound like a commercial. Are you getting a commission off of them?

no commission lol. the coilovers just impressed me how at the hardest setting they are really good for track - real stiff. On the softest setting, they can even get softer than stock suspension. I tried softest, my car was bouncing around like crazy on deep bumps. had to stiffen it a bit. However if you have good roads and left it at the softest, you would prolly not go back to stock struts.