fk coilovers any good?

[cossie dave]

as above?

 

[cK]

They are alright, fairly cheap budget coilovers. Fairly hard ride though even though they are dampening adjustable...

I'd save a bit more and get H&R's.

 

[Djw Dave]

Got em on my Mk1. Went for teh Konig sports, they are height and dampening adjustable. Seem ok to me. Worth what i paid for em anyway.

Both on car adjustablity

 

[drhowser]

i had some on a g60 corrado and they seemed pretty good! the internals are koni. whats the car being used for?

 

[Middo]

i'd definetely buy them again. for what you pay you cant complain at all.

silverline etc. are debateable as they're almost directly in line with H&R's

 

[Ali]

I've bought them again!

 

[The Hoff]

I have Konigs on my 172, and have done for 4/5 months now, can't complain at all. I came from Koni adjustables to the Konigsports, which have similar internals.

Height adjustment is easy, dampening is easily changed, and fitting isn't too bad, although it's a 2 man job, however you'll need a full laser tracking and alignment check before you give them hell, nigh on impossible to get them right by eye, I tried using string and a plum weight, and it felt like I had a bent chassis until I got them lasered lol.

I'd certainly recommend them, no complaints, no issues and good performance. I paid £500 for them from the Rimstyle groupbuy I sorted a while back for reference.

You might want to talk to someone with an RS with Highsports, as i've never had experience of them, but personally I like to alter my dampening according to my journeys - If im on a motorway 200 mile journey i'll wind them to comfort setting, where as a 20 mile B road blast ill firm them up.

Recommended certainly.

 

[Matty]

Got the hoghsport version. Had them for nearly 4 years and best mod I made to the car before the new engine.

Ride isn't that hard.....

 

[Andy_J]

i like them.

 

[Kam.]

they're not the best .. better than Pi lmao