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Vmaxx Vs FK Highsports



I'm stuck between either vmaxx coilovers or fk highsports :S, anyone help me out on which to get?
The biggest difference i can see is the price as iv read on venom motorsports site the dampening rate is the same.

I have searched but couldn't find what i want to know. Thanks in advance.
 
Cheers people looks like ill be saving a bit longer to get the highsports then. Why pick the highsports is it a quality thing?

Anybody else?
 
Cheers people I'm pretty much set on fk highsports now. Would appreciate the opinion of a trader as well?

I thought it was the more expensive konigsports and silverlines that used koni shocks?
 
  260% JCW
FK over Vmax anyday.

Only the Konigsports use the Koni adjustable shocks front and rear though, if you can stretch go for these. They're great.
 
Don't really know if it is worth spending out all that money for the fully adjustable silverlines though?

Sorry for all the questions but it is a lot of money so i want to know about what im buying.
 
  260% JCW
The konigsports are fully adjustable mate, The Same as the Silverline apart from the stainless steel bodies. I got my konigsports from Kam in the traders section.
 
M

Mattb.SHED

depends what your after mate, if your after soemthing for handling purposes, then go for something higher up the price range, where as if you like me and just want to be stupidly low, have a look at TA Technix, their adjustable coilovers are about £250 and drop 120mm. LOW AND SLOW FTWWWWW (if its a non sport) oh and they arnt to bad round corners
 
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So am i right in thinking konigsports are dampening adjustable front and rear?
Not sure whether i would benefit from spending extra on a set with adjustable dampening.
 


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