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  1. 07-11-2006, 12:03 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by KevinT707
    I think I should come in and put my opinion down. I've been riding on "Ebay" coilovers for 2 years now & have never had any problems (stock struts); it rides almost like stock & I bought them for $70 shipped. I wouldn't say Ground Controls are any better either, cause a friend of mine has them on his Civic Si & they don't ride all that great. Cut springs ride pretty rough also + you can't adjust the height.
    Ohh kevyyy, I dont appreciate you saying that your 70$ slip ons are on par with my 1500$ Ground Control adj. Coilovers. trust me when I say, "your wrong".



    Slip ons with NO spring rates, and stock struts SUCK, no matter how u look at it. Alot of times, factory suspension will probably handle better.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Danny
    Ohh kevyyy, I dont appreciate you saying that your 70$ slip ons are on par with my 1500$ Ground Control adj. Coilovers. trust me when I say, "your wrong".



    Slip ons with NO spring rates, and stock struts SUCK, no matter how u look at it. Alot of times, factory suspension will probably handle better.
    On a Honda, especially a CRX handling was never that great anyway so I think anything helps on cars like mine. Yours is a BMW which from the factory are made to handle fairly well. & I wasn't talking about fully adj. coilovers (Ground Control); cause the GC slip ons suck! Can't compare $1500 adj stuff to just adj height $70 slip ons homie.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KevinT707
    On a Honda, especially a CRX handling was never that great anyway so I think anything helps on cars like mine. Yours is a BMW which from the factory are made to handle fairly well. & I wasn't talking about fully adj. coilovers (Ground Control); cause the GC slip ons suck! Can't compare $1500 adj stuff to just adj height $70 slip ons homie.

    clearify that next time sweeti... hahah

    u did say "ground control coilovers" .... and thats what i have i just got the real stuff

    Hehe.. u said "fairly well".... ohh dear...
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  4. 07-18-2006, 10:33 PM #4
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    What year civic??? I have a set of neuspeed spring if you want them. There on a 96 civic right now. Ill sell them cheap and there 2 in. Pm me






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