Lose the Ksport, they're not nicknamed KrapSports for nothing. Konig heatsinks? Maybe some Work/Volk/Rays wheels instead would make the car look very hott.
The interior looks like its aftermarket, too dark to be the stock burnt orange...but different is good.
Just giving constructive criticism
Originally Posted by JessAlba452
Lose the Ksport, they're not nicknamed KrapSports for nothing. Konig heatsinks? Maybe some Work/Volk/Rays wheels instead would make the car look very hott.
The interior looks like its aftermarket, too dark to be the stock burnt orange...but different is good.
Just giving constructive criticism
i have never heard that about k sport. but i pretty much would buy their suspension shit, not brakes. and ive heard nothing but good things about their coilovers
HF
I'm using Ksport coilovers on the tib and I love 'em. I haven't ever heard them called "krapsports" either. But hell, they're good enough for Kumakubo and Team Orange
The Ksport coilovers are where that nickname started from...for the same money you could go with Megan or Tein Basics.
Would rather have a ride on rails smooth and controlled, not rough and bumpy like a go cart.
Their stuff is also known not to last as long as other coilover companies out there. But in that instance there were a few people out there who have had a great experience with em, and at the same time many more who haven't.
I've owned D2's which were supposed to be a step up from Ksports, quality was not the best and that's the least I could tell you. I got rid of the D2 setup within 3 months.
Ksport and D2 are the same company, and if their craftsmanship on coilovers is the same as their brakes I wouldn't trust my life with them.
Anyone can say what they want as everyone has an opinion, but just sharing my...
The Ksport coilovers are where that nickname started from...for the same money you could go with Megan or Tein Basics.
Would rather have a ride on rails smooth and controlled, not rough and bumpy like a go cart.
Their stuff is also known not to last as long as other coilover companies out there. But in that instance there were a few people out there who have had a great experience with em, and at the same time many more who haven't.
I've owned D2's which were supposed to be a step up from Ksports, quality was not the best and that's the least I could tell you. I got rid of the D2 setup within 3 months.
Ksport and D2 are the same company, and if their craftsmanship on coilovers is the same as their brakes I wouldn't trust my life with them.
Anyone can say what they want as everyone has an opinion, but just sharing my...
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The Ksport coilovers are where that nickname started from...for the same money you could go with Megan or Tein Basics.
Would rather have a ride on rails smooth and controlled, not rough and bumpy like a go cart.
Their stuff is also known not to last as long as other coilover companies out there. But in that instance there were a few people out there who have had a great experience with em, and at the same time many more who haven't.
I've owned D2's which were supposed to be a step up from Ksports, quality was not the best and that's the least I could tell you. I got rid of the D2 setup within 3 months.
Ksport and D2 are the same company, and if their craftsmanship on coilovers is the same as their brakes I wouldn't trust my life with them.
Anyone can say what they want as everyone has an opinion, but just sharing my...
since when has megan been top shelf?
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