Any one heard of these coilovers?

[mightywhitey]

I sold 55 sets of these to members on here and not one complaint or one failure. But if getting approval is more important then getting low, do what you gotta do.

[nando]

if all you care about is looks, then ebay junk will serve you fine.

[Brandon12V]

I'm kinda curious about these ones but a few hundred more, I'll probably get ground controls or TCklines.
They remind me of d2's but come with spindles. options also include: custom spring rates, SA dampers, camber/castor plates, linear or progressive springs, new rear shock mounts, & small profile or barrel springs. They ARE made in Taiwan tho. :(

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewitem?itemId=110612808169

[sharky]

My take on JOM, cheap way to go low but are in no way a true "sport" dampner. They are OK and will probably last 10K miles before they are blown. If all you care about is low then these are for you.

[M-technik-3]

I have no experience with JOM's but I will say the cheap DDM I bought for my 318Ti seized up and were junk in no time. They got the car low and it did look great but that will not happen again.

That being said I have H&R coilovers on my M3 and think they are nice riding but the IE camber plates are crude. Rather have some OEM style rubber upper strut bearings.

[8380 Labs]

I sold 55 sets of these to members on here and not one complaint or one failure. But if getting approval is more important then getting low, do what you gotta do.

how long ago did those group buys start?

[mightywhitey]

I think Oct was the first one?

[8380 Labs]

that's not long enough to really see how well they'll hold up, in my opinion.