Anybody ordered these yet?
JOM Coilovers.
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GROUP BUY IN THE WORKS! 380 SHIPPED from London. See new thread.Last edited by mightywhitey; 10-30-2010, 04:44 AM.1991 e30 328i M52 swapped: Gone
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that is the picture provided by the distributor Ill email him and see if I can get any more info on spring rates and or actual pictures of the kit and closeups of the welds etc1991 e30 328i M52 swapped: Gone
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These things look about as shitty as my cosmos.
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For $380 thats a deal. JOM has a decent rep on vortex (i know that they don't care about performance as much as we do) and is only a $30 more then tokicos. I'm very tempted to sell the bilstein/eibach setup on my ride to try these out.Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.
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vortex gets stoked over 300 dollar full coilover systems. My buddy has 300 dollar raceland coilovers. He thought they were so fucking awesome. I told him you realize this is a pile of scrap with some oil in it. But but but, everyone on vortex said they are great!
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Well, that is whats appealing, aside from it being less than your average lowering spring setup.
Im not going to switch, nor do i imagine the autox guys will, but theyre just cheap coils. they will ride well-ish, handle OK, get you low-ish and thats pretty much it. (unless JOM completely fucks up the e30 application compared to prior setups)Comment
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i don't find these in the slightest way appealing. they will handle like royal crap. look at those front springs, they are tapered...what the fuck. those shocks and inserts will last about 10 feet of driving. this looks like whoever gets involved will get royally ripped off.
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i don't find these in the slightest way appealing. they will handle like royal crap. look at those front springs, they are tapered...what the fuck. those shocks and inserts will last about 10 feet of driving. this looks like whoever gets involved will get royally ripped off.Comment
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My interest is peaked for my DD build.
While I'd like to know the spring rates, I'm not as concerned with that as I am that the rates work well together, front to rear, and that the shocks are valved to match those specific springs.
It appears that the rear springs simply use an adjustable perch in the stock location, and that the rear of this kit isn't actually a coilover, or am I missing something? The intial ad posted in the OP claims up to 60mm adjustment, the other for the GB claims 40-80 front, and only 30 mm rear (??). Seems like there's going to be quite a bit of rake involved in any install.
Obviously not anywhere near a track setup, but still could very well be DD suitable, provided you can get the car level.
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