Coilovers for a 1.2

[Plummer]

Want some mentions of good coilovers to go for and prices please, for a Campus 1.2 8v. (52mm bolt spacing 23mm hub/bracket spacing)
Don't want them to be costing over a grand either please.

I've had horrible experience with Vmaxx so they are automatically out the question.

I want something that gives a good lowering height, and will tighten the steering up. Currently using Eibach Sportlines so something the same (but lower) or if possible better.

 

[Beef-Mc]

FK Koningsport if you can find a set that fits.

 

[Plummer]

Was looking at them but can't find a definite hub spacing on them, I can find the Highsports mentioning bracket spacing though.
Whats the major difference between the two?

(I'll drop FK an email and get them to confirm the hub spacing)

 

[Gaz_]

Try kam racing, just bough some Bilsteins from them, super quick delivery

 

[Plummer]

Thats where I found the Highsports with mention of hub spacing, but they don't have the Konigsports.

 

[Beef-Mc]

Pretty sure one has adjustable damping and one doesn't, the FK's that is.

 

[Plummer]

Would that be bad for just fast road use?

 

[Firas]

konisports have adjustable dampening and highsports dont. for konisports your looking at about £650 last time a checked but tbh you dont really need adjustable dampening if its just for fast road use so i would go for the highsports which are abit cheaper(about £500 last time i checked).

also fk have koni rear shocks which allow you to go crazy low and are also very good shocks.

ben and andy (android) had fk highsports and so dide foxy.

 

[Gaz_]

You dont need adjustable damping on a road car if they are well set up to sart with. I've had cheap adjustable coilovers (GAZ) and they sucked balls. I've since had three sets of H&R's (172/182/197) and now a set of Bilsteins on my new 172 Cup, non of these have adjustable damping, and they are spot on.

 

[Plummer]

In that case some Highsports after Xmas will do nicely!