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> Springs Vs. Coilovers
Lube716
post Oct 29 2009, 10:49 PM
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So if I get this right, coilovers are the whole thing (shock and spring), but with the adjustable ride height feature, and springs are just... well, springs? I am not too familiar with suspension, so I am pretty confused about this topic. Does anyone make a coilover set for the lancer? Cuz I have seen many springs out there
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post Oct 29 2009, 11:44 PM
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The only coilover system that I know of for the Lancer is the system from Megan.. I'm pretty sure that the ones from Tien are just the springs as well as the ones from RRM..

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post Oct 30 2009, 12:08 PM
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Megan Racing, BC Racing, and Tien (Basics).... these I know for sure, might be more in production.

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So is the extra $600-$800 worth it? How is the ride compared to just lowering springs?
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If you are going for looks, stick with springs. Just my opinion...
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Coils will be more functional. Obviously the main advantage would be that you can easily adjust your ride height to a specific level for specific purposes. Springs alone will give you that drop but that's the only drop you get. Can't really fine tune or anything..

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