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  1. 03-05-2010, 02:29 PM #1
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    Default new set-up

    deciding to drop my 4dr EJ,at the end of this month after some reconsideration. I dont want skunk2, teins, or ground control... whats everyone's opinion??

    my choices -

    -function & form type 1 coilovers

    -d2 racing coilovers

    -omni power full coilovers

    im not worried about the budget, but its my DD.


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    i had d2's on my integra and i drive it almost 400 miles a week and honestly they were a little too stiff IMO. i have been looking at the f&f type 1's as well but the only thing that scares me is they aren't dampening adjustable

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    yeah it got me curious, im actually looking up omni power full coilovers, theyre in my spending range but idk how they will ride


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    check out weak sauce (unless your looking at something from a sponsor) they have free lca's when you buy f&f coilovers right now

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    i know f&f type 2 are dampening adjustable for about 3 bills more


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    yeah im looking at weak sauce, passwordjdm... is there any other places i should look at? im trying not to spend more than 800


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    Quote Originally Posted by chinitoxamor View Post
    i know f&f type 2 are dampening adjustable for about 3 bills more
    thats where im stuck at too, i dont really have they extra 300 to spend but i would hate to get them and not be able to adjust them if they are too stiff

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    Quote Originally Posted by chinitoxamor View Post
    yeah im looking at weak sauce, passwordjdm... is there any other places i should look at? im trying not to spend more than 800
    the d2's for mine were over 800, those are the only places i have really looked. contact a site sponsor they may have something to recommend

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    true, i feel a bit more interested in the omni power full coilover, how about BLOX full bodied adjustable coilover


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    i havent heard alot about either but its just like everything with cars, you get what you pay for

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    yeah true that, i might go just order f&f type 1, its my daily, and i stay in an area that the roads arent like downtown lol, anyways ima wait and see, i got til the 18th before i order anything


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