surely the question to ask is WHY are they so cheap? Not being synical, but nothing is cheap and good at the same time usually.
I may be tempted IF they fit on Non-Sport............
Any idea before i ping the seller a email!
emailed raceland yesterday, and was told they dont make them for the renault clio....but here we are seeing people fit them to clios
so i guess thats as clear as mud!
Raceland brand from China makes them for Clio. :rasp: Real Racleand should do something about stealing their brand name. :nono:emailed raceland yesterday, and was told they dont make them for the renault clio....but here we are seeing people fit them to clios
Raceland brand from China makes them for Clio. :rasp: Real Racleand should do something about stealing their brand name. :nono:
cheap because they have cheap parts in them and are very cheaply made.
Will probably last 12 months, maybe. You get what u pay for end of!!
My mate mate had jam ex corsa springs, i swear thety were made of granitethe coilovers wont be that bad, my mate had a set on his old leon cupra r and they were good , really smooth and handled well , were close to the kw v3's i had on my leon cupra r at the time , dont be put of by the price , i bought a set of jamex coilovers once and they were just cheap ling long ones with bits sprayed on them !!! you have got to remember that companies have got to make a good profit out of bits so the easiest way is to buy from poor countries where the labour rate is cheap , that way if you buy direct from the supplier you get them cheap without the english dealers whacking there price on them !!!
Can you do me a favour? If you get time can you take pics of them on highest and lowest settings front and back please? Also comments on ease of fitment and if you needed to do anything to them.
Mine are looking like arriving the back end of next week.
My review is in the ebay section.
Reality is these are Austrian made TUV approved coilovers for £165 delivered.
Worst case scenario if the internals fail in 2 years i will fit some Koni inserts, the bodies themselves are worth alot more than what your paying!!.
Love the sceptics on here, usually because theyve paid alot more for their coilovers!!
In your pic is that the rear settled? im thinking of getting some for my car but i would want the rear lower :dapprove:
If they £180, think how much we could get them if they allowed a group buy of 10 - 20 of us
the coilovers wont be that bad, my mate had a set on his old leon cupra r and they were good , really smooth and handled well , were close to the kw v3's i had on my leon cupra r at the time , dont be put of by the price , i bought a set of jamex coilovers once and they were just cheap ling long ones with bits sprayed on them !!! you have got to remember that companies have got to make a good profit out of bits so the easiest way is to buy from poor countries where the labour rate is cheap , that way if you buy direct from the supplier you get them cheap without the english dealers whacking there price on them !!!
Anyone know if we can get non-sport ones? ;D