Lowering Springs on the way!

[Dweeb]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/V-MAXX-COILOV..._CarParts_SM&hash=item2c53255aa5#ht_930wt_907

even though it says 1.2 16v it does say 52mm in the description

 

[Chapster5]

Haha thanks mate If anyone sees anything please could you let me know the money has been refunded already man hes quick

Love this forum!

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Thanks Dweeb

Would have to get my alloys sold for them ill favourite them and get back to themones

Thanks

 

[_Logie]

Anyone know anything about these?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RACELAND-COIL...arts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item19c56911cc

Or these?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/COILOVER-RENA...arts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item2563bbb2ac

Cheap enough, especially the first set.

 

[clancy]

raceland and rokkor coilovers are the same thing from whats been said on here before. they are not the best, however for the money no one ever moans. apparently the ride is a bit harsh but they lower brilliantly and are comfier than some springs.

as for the second ones i have never heard of them.


the v-maxx ones dweeb linked are meant to be good, if your patient there will be some up for sale second hand. there was like 3 lots for sale when i got my coilovers

 

[Dweeb]

rokkors/ racelands are the budget coilovers. not too good ride but good if you just want some lows. i have some myself.

v maxx if you will be able to afford it/ wanna spend that much on them. if not, rokkor/racelands

 

[_Logie]

But they would suffice for a nice drop? Do they last long (rokkors / racelands)?

 

[Dweeb]

yeah man i would reccomend them

plenty of people on here like them.

thats mine on standard 14 steels

 

[clancy]

they will go lower than you need there perfect for height as dweeb said, just the ride inst the best. have a pretty good life span for the money i would have thought, how long have you had yours dweeb?
and how adjustable are they ?

 

[Beef-Mc]

I thought about Rokkors/Raceland but after weighing up the state of the roads in my area, I went for the sportlines.

 

[_Logie]

they will go lower than you need there perfect for height as dweeb said, just the ride inst the best. have a pretty good life span for the money i would have thought, how long have you had yours dweeb?
and how adjustable are they ?

How long of a life are you talking? Or even in miles?

@Dweeb they look nice, I might just invest in a set of these after I finish off my next clients website!

 

[clancy]

i honestly couldnt say but ive heard no stories of them lasting really short periods of time. i would of thought youd get 2 years out of them or so. and for £160 your laughing really, some people spend hundreds on stuff like GAZ to have them break quickly.
dweeb will prob reply in a mo with how long hes had his

 

[_Logie]

Nice to know.

Better hurry up with this website and ship it off and get me a nice set of these :rasp:.

 

[clancy]

ill get some pics of my AP ones up in a bit

 

[Dweeb]

havent had mine long enough to say really!

but as clancy said i havent heard anyone complaining about them!

have had no trouble with them so a thumbs up from me!

 

[clancy]

but yeah from what everyone who has bought them has said, they are a good investment and no ones really got anything bad to say for the price. they seem like a really good deal, i was going to get them until i stumbled across the second hand AP ones for £40 more

 

[cliolou]

Coilovers every day of the week !

 

[azza993]

Im a bit of a fool when it comes to this sort of stuff as the clio ive got at the moment is my first clio ive had, im looking at a set of coilies and it says for 58mm bolt spacing. Exactly which bit do i measire to make sure theyre the right ones, i dont wanna order them to find out ive got the wrong ones