pm shift_rook(chris) at shockworks
Hi Guys,
I am looking to buy a set of brand new front AE86 coilovers.
Ive searched but funnily enough havnt found much.
Ive searched ebay and seen the BC stuff, not sure if its any good, cant find much on these forums regarding new coilovers and cant seem to find much on yahoo...
Also wanting to know if most new coilovers run stock strut tube length, cause as they are going in my KE25 and im going low, the strut tube length may need to be shorter hence the need to run short stroke shock in the front...
Any help greatly appreciated.
ALWAYS LOOKING FOR KE25 COROLLA PARTS
pm shift_rook(chris) at shockworks
BC's are rubbish, they feel like when you hit the slightest bump you will be catapulted into the bushes.
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Definitely look into Shockworks mate, Chris and his old man are great to deal with and their setup is bang on the best.
Scroll down in the sub-forum list and you'll see Shockworks as a forum sponsor.
I've got BC's and they aren't too bad but in saying that shockworks ones aren't that much more and defiantly worth it.
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Coilovers have been covered a million times.
BC - Generally considered the best of the cheap ones. They are an alright and relatively cheap coilover. $1200ish. I'm running them in my daily. They handle fine, but spring rates are probably too hard for a daily being 6kg and 8kg. I would've gone 4kg and 6kg.
Shockworks - Aussie support and managed, Haven't personally experienced them, but are definitely considering them for my 86. Good support network, and will do a few custom touches, and the guys are helpful. Budget around $2000 I think they are?
There are a LOT of cheap ones around, so just be wary.
Last edited by Jrad; 29th May 2013 at 05:24 PM.
I like built coilovers opposed to off the shelf.
Jarred summed it up well, I have shockworks and would recommend them to anyone which I think is enough praise for any product.
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Thanks for the responses guys, its just a street car so im after 4kg/5kg.
shockworks getting good rep, sounds promising.
ALWAYS LOOKING FOR KE25 COROLLA PARTS