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  1. 10-19-2005, 06:30 PM #1
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    Default GSR Drop options.

    I'm looking into getting some good yet cheep coilovers. I want to go the FLEX route but they are just to damn much for the time being.

    I'm looking at either...
    TenzoR
    SRR S1
    DropZone
    Skunk 2
    Ground Control



    Opinions greatly appreciated.

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  2. 10-19-2005, 06:34 PM #2
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    i've heard mix reviews on skunk2 not really sure about the others
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  3. 10-19-2005, 06:36 PM #3
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    Yeah I have too. I have a friend that uses the Ground Control and she swears by them.
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    yeah i have headrd good things bout ground control and dropzone if im not mistaken
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    ...and what shock do you plan on using?
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    The stocks for right now. KYB eventually.


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    Stay away from Dropzone. It's crap. If you want to upgrade ur suspension, get a better quality.Remember you get what you paid for.


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    Quote Originally Posted by ruah_23
    Stay away from Dropzone. It's crap. If you want to upgrade ur suspension, get a better quality.Remember you get what you paid for.
    for sure. stay away from dropzone unless you plan on switching them anyway when you get new shocks
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    I plan on upgrading to FLEX when money is available. I'm just tired of driving around a teg that looks like its ready to go off-roading.
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  10. 10-25-2005, 08:38 PM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pher
    I plan on upgrading to FLEX when money is available. I'm just tired of driving around a teg that looks like its ready to go off-roading.
    get those sleeve coilovers without proper shocks and without proper tuning knowledge you'll be tired of driving around a teg that looks like it's tap dancing jitterily.
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    Your stuck on coilovers?
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  12. 10-28-2005, 02:47 AM #12
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    yep.
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    honestly....save up and do the struts at the same time...it justs saves the headache of doing everthing over again...when i purchased my springs....i waited literally and additional 3 months until i had enough cash to buy some struts...and i'm glad i did

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    Koni Yellows; Neuspeed Springs you would love the ride.
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    ground control are one of the best coilovers out there on the market, I had those on my 94' EG w/stock shocks and it rode smooth as hell. Skunk2 are good too but they tend to bounce like crazy after a while.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pher
    I'm looking into getting some good yet cheep coilovers. I want to go the FLEX route but they are just to damn much for the time being.

    I'm looking at either...
    TenzoR
    SRR S1
    DropZone
    Skunk 2
    Ground Control



    Opinions greatly appreciated.

    Thanks

    gon be hard to find that combo...but i own ground control, rides smooth...i like em

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