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4937, Aerospeed coilovers---any good?
Posted by fauchpj, Dec-10-01 01:36 AM
well?
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4938, RE: Aerospeed coilovers---any good?
Posted by Mannyyy, Dec-10-01 12:47 PM
I have the Arospeed coilovers and at the price I got them for ($119 shipped)... I think they were a pretty good deal. They give me a comfortable ride with stock shocks even though I dropped the car about 1.2-1.3 inches since it's a daily driver.
However, if you're looking for serious performance from a coilover, I don't think these are stiff enough... I really don't have anything else to compare them to, but they seem just a tad on the soft side.
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4939, RE: Aerospeed coilovers---any good?
Posted by fauchpj, Dec-10-01 01:03 PM
did you get yours off ebay? i saw some for about that much
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4940, RE: Aerospeed coilovers---any good?
Posted by optimuspeterson, Dec-10-01 01:22 PM
i got my maxspeeds for 140-160 shipped (can't remember right now) off GBC. i like them alot. its a pain to instal the coilovers on these cars. it was like no other coilover setup i had done before. but its still easy just a pain
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4941, RE: Aerospeed coilovers---any good?
Posted by Mannyyy, Dec-10-01 02:55 PM
I got them from autoall.com back in April. For some odd reason, they've slowly crept the price up and they're up to $159 now. That's crazy, you'll find better deals at eBay.
And yea, they were somewhat of a pain to get just right. They tended to shift after about a week of driving and started squeaking and stuff. It took a lot of trial and error to get them to where they wouldn't shift.
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