Progress coilovers??worth it???
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Progress coilovers??worth it???
Well I was going to get the monroe shocks and struts with lowering springs but after reading one of the threads....I am definately leaning towards coilovers.......I do not want the super expensive ones........My whole goal is to lower my car at least 2 inches and get a good ride......I think progress makes an affordable coilover setup......Does anyone have a set of these on their xb????????if so.... what do you think?????????do you recommend them?????????are there pros and cons???????????
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The question is why wouldnt you want cilovers.By the time you buy new shocks and struts and springs youcould save a couple hundred more and have coilovers. They give you the option to go lower or higher at any time and ride as good as you want them to.
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2 inches?
seems like you want two inches. there is drop srings that will go two inches. so you could go with those and it will cost alot less. but like it is, coilovers will have the drop there when you need it. i think the progress set up is safe to ride a little lower than two inches. mybe close to three if you like with different shocks in the rear.
i have a question to. is the front coil over shorter than the the stock struts? these just look like threaded stock struts
i have a question to. is the front coil over shorter than the the stock struts? these just look like threaded stock struts
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Originally Posted by Venom_Xb
The good thing about coilovers is that when you go lower you dont lose any stroke. When you use lowering springs you lose a bit of stroke in the shock. That means the possibility of bottoming out is always there.
D2, Ksport and JIC are a different story...
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D2's
i recently bought D2 coilovers. the good thing about them is that you can adjust the ride height and not lose any stroke by adjusting the lower mounts. no bottoming out worries. down fall is that you can't adjust it with the wheels on. but with other coilover that was listed, you can adjust with the wheels on but losing strokes. its a give and take thing.
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how much are D2?
well depends who, where, and when you get them. different site and store may have them at a different price. if you get hook ups dan you can get it cheaper. i got mine second hand so it cost less. but their about 1300, about the same as tein super streets. like the other post said. d2 spring rate is a little stiffer. more agressive and performance. but teins don't go as low, but a more comfty ride. so depends on what you want. D2 36 dampening adjustments. and i think teins have 24. plus D2 comes with stronger pillow mounts and camber plates. to me if you're willing to sacrifice a little comfort. you ask about progress coilovers?. just buy full body coilovers. at least they come with full shocks. progress doesn't come with the rear. buying them and rear shocks will cost you as much for the higher quality products D2, teins, etc....
#17
check this thread out
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...light=coilover
here man check this out it might clear things up for you on your questions D2s and progress. and did you check out other brands to? vividracing has a good variety. i think there are some that is about the same price as teins but better.
here man check this out it might clear things up for you on your questions D2s and progress. and did you check out other brands to? vividracing has a good variety. i think there are some that is about the same price as teins but better.
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