anyone here use D2 coilovers?

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  • z31maniac
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    I was always under the impression it was for:

    1) corner weighting the car to optimize F/R R/L weight distribution
    2) changing rates easily if the combo you have isn't working for your style

    Fuck the cheap stuff. GC, TC Kline or AST

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  • Hellabad
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    review

    here is a review of the e46 version from "M3 Forum . net"


    Click for review.


    Click for locked thread, but some pretty funny posts.

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  • e30nub
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    Originally posted by 2002maniac
    For the money I bet GC outperforms these by a ton. Koni shocks vs some unknown chinese knockoff crap? 36-way adjustability is marketing bullshit.
    word

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  • 2002maniac
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    For the money I bet GC outperforms these by a ton. Koni shocks vs some unknown chinese knockoff crap? 36-way adjustability is marketing bullshit.

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  • Erick
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    My point is that when you buy a set of coilovers, you don't get many different sets of rates that you'd like to use.

    To my knowledge, there is no one here with GCs that even owns a spare set of coil springs to "adjust" the rates.

    You do it once the way you'd like to do. You don't really "adjust" it.

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  • shiboujin
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    the point of coilovers are adjustability. I guess if you just want ride height adjusting, go ahead. But the 6k and 6.5k spring rates that come with the kit are terrible for E30s.

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  • Erick
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    Originally posted by shiboujin
    nah nah. Don't buy D2s. you only get 1 spring rate. defeats the purpose of coilovers.
    The purpose of coilovers is to have different spring rates available?

    It's a benefit to have interchangeable springs, but it's not the purpose of coilovers.

    I use my coilovers for height adjustability depending on what size wheels I use.

    - Erick

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  • shiboujin
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    nah nah. Don't buy D2s. you only get 1 spring rate. defeats the purpose of coilovers.

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  • Moto-Mucci
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    I'd be interested in a group buy for $1k possibly.

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  • stinkydriverx
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    Hey guys,
    Im seriously considering these.
    Would the Spring rates they come with be a good start if I just take my car out to auto-x every once in a while? But mostly use it for DD?
    I think these woulddd look so awesome with the 16x9's im getting with the coils all the way down.
    Thanks
    -Andrew

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  • shiboujin
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    Originally posted by SamE30e
    If the spring diameter is the same you could use GC springs.
    They are proprietary springs so they don't fit the standard coilover metrics. Unfortunately

    Originally posted by rwdrift
    It isnt. These coilovers work on 4 or 5 lug e30s since there is no strut modification required to install them.

    - Erick
    theres 2 kits, one is a weld in. its a different shock setup and you have to make your own tube... kinda out of my league.

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  • Erick
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    It isnt. These coilovers work on 4 or 5 lug e30s since there is no strut modification required to install them.

    - Erick

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  • SamE30e
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    If the spring diameter is the same you could use GC springs.

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  • shiboujin
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    urbanimport.com it says 1800 on there but they'll sell it for less. just have to talk to a rep there. FYI they come with 6k front and 6.5k rear rates and you can't get higher.

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  • SamE30e
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    Where can we get these?

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