None at all. Had it on for about 20 months now, or about 28,000 miles.

 

Tanabe for $800+ or stance GR for roughly $1200. Those are your two bang for your buck coils. The difference between the two - stance has damper adjustibility and tanabe doesn't. I went with Tanabe and they're great. I don't need the damper adjustibility for what I use the car for which basically doesn't involve anything to crazy. If not those two, then shell out the $1800+ and get a set of KW's. Apparently some guys choose this over pu$$y so...

 

ksport is good to

 

All opinions, really not one perfect answer.

 

Huh?

 

i lolled

 

Here, Ill quote you again:

"I don't track, I want looks and I rarely take corners sideways or anything, I take it easy but I want the looks and ride quality.
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Why are springs not an option???



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Mainly because OEM replacement parts are expensive after excessive wear and also because like I said I want looks and my preference changes quite often. So, like I said coil overs, springs are not an option.

 

^ FWIW, there are aftermarket struts available for the 2nd gens now - they're also a bit more affordable than the OEM replacements.

 

Correct!
Koni dampers are as low as $840 per set, add Swift Springs, and I think you cant beat the combination!!

 

Come on really dude? Catch up. The way guys on here talk about KW's, I'm led to believe that KW's come with it's own ****** and the ability to get me off...just sayin!