Coilovers
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ModifiedMadness
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ModifiedMadness
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Just seen the thread. I decided to go for V2's as my bro was insisting on it. It worked out really well. Since taking the D90's off for the winter i've softened the damping.
Its just having the option of adjusting the height and damping.
Its just having the option of adjusting the height and damping.
Last edited by Silky V on Mon Mar 05, 2007 3:52 pm, edited 1 time in total.
I haven't experienced the KW coilovers but can say that I'm more than happy enough with my FK Konigsports 
Like the KWs, I would imagine that the FKs get firmer the lower the car is set. You certainly feel the bumps but on a smooth or, more often, an average road surface, its as comfortable as standard.
The overriding feeling, once coilovers are on, is just amazement at the extra speed you can carry into a corner whilst the car remains pretty much flat and the grip remains very much there!
Like the KWs, I would imagine that the FKs get firmer the lower the car is set. You certainly feel the bumps but on a smooth or, more often, an average road surface, its as comfortable as standard.
The overriding feeling, once coilovers are on, is just amazement at the extra speed you can carry into a corner whilst the car remains pretty much flat and the grip remains very much there!
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danthemanpologti
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