BC Racing coilovers, anyone had any experience with them?

[ColinG]

Looking into some KW variant 3 suspension for the v6, and I'm prepared to stump up the required £1466 for them, however..there is an alternative in the form of BC Racings coilovers, which are fully TUV approved etc, and for only £691,

Im aware the legendary KW quality might not all be there, but we're talking an £800 difference here, that's enough for new discs and pads all round and a full alignment, for the price of the KW's

Advice or opinions appreciated

 

[The Boosh!]

I think the general consensus with coilovers is you get what you pay for. For me your v6 is mint. You've spent x amount on pole positions and all the other little bits you've got, don't go skimping on the suspension!

 

[Stefan.]

what is wrong with the suspension on it now, i think i would spend the money on brakes/pads if they need it. i wouldn't mess with the handling if it were mine. oem

 

[ColinG]

It turns 10 years old next year, the shocks etc would probably benefit from a rebuild anyways, trying to keep it in perfect nick both mechanically and aesthetically,

Seemingly from those who have fitted them, the KW's absolutely transform the car, and although I don't drive it on the ragged edge, I do push it every now and again, and a bit more stability especially at the rear would be nice.

I think the boosh has summed it up perfectly, it makes sense to go with the tried and tested product which is world renound...

 

[Fletcher]

I would go for the KW's.