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Best coil overs
Hey guys i recently purchased eibach but i am taking them off and getting coil overs.
First thing first i own a g37x coupe so i just want to know whats out their?
Also which is the best coil over for the money and ride?
Thanks alot guys!
First thing first i own a g37x coupe so i just want to know whats out their?
Also which is the best coil over for the money and ride?
Thanks alot guys!
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OP, first off, no one is going to be able to give you an answer as to the "best" anything when it comes to parts for the G. Any response given in this thread listing a part will be purely subjective. No one has had every single part, or every single combination of parts made for our cars so there is no way to say Part A is better than Part B. There are a lot of good parts for the G, and there are probably many more subpar parts out there. My suggestion would be to read some reviews, do some research, and make as much of an educated decision as you possibly can.
Secondly, you ask for a suggestion for the "best coilover for the money and ride." We do not know your budget, and, well, what one person desires in ride quality, another person may hate. What I think is a poor-handling slushbox another may conclude is a tight, highly responsive riding-on-rails suspension. Again, all subjective. You need to decide what you are looking for in your suspension characteristics and go from there.
I would say, first, decide what you're willing to spend on your suspension. Second, maybe get in contact with some local G owners who have coilovers. See if they'd be willing to give you a ride in their car. You will then have a much better, confident idea of what you like, or conversely (and, arguably, more importantly) what you do not like...
Good luck.
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I have the Tein Flex coilovers with EDFC, which allows you to adjust damping to your liking. I have three settings: one for highway, one for daily driving on regular roads, and one for "spirited driving." It's not a bad option if you do not want to be locked in to one specific ride quality. However, that set-up cannot be had for $1,100.