BC coilovers

[FoldKing86]

Any know of these BC coilovers i see 4sale.
Info, specs, apparently can be rebuilt but must it be with the same stuff or would trd/bilsteins fit inside the casing.

I think adjustable damper only??:oh:

I guess you get what you pay 4 these days but $$ is hard to ignore at $1400 for front and rears.:thumbup:

Any info is great.

[Fuji]

i just bought a set they're sweet as.. length and damper of rear shock is adjustable, height of rear spring is adjustable, fronts strut length height and damper adjustable and aslo comes with camber tops...

the best part was that they come with spindles so there was no cutting and welding they just bolt straight in

[NIZLAH]

Ive got them in my 86 (which I haven't had a chance to test yet) but also got them in my Audi a4 (daily) I bought them on feedback from a few other people using them and experiences I found on the net.
I like them, cant really compare them to anything else but they are very well made, stroke adjustable so your shocks are always in the correct range of travel etc, the damper adjustment is noticeable when altered. Most of all the price was right for a matched set of front/rear coilovers... Nothing to complain about really.. The Audi rides really nice, its firm but not harsh at all and now handles pretty damn sweet.

People will hate etc, but meh, they do the job for me..

[FoldKing86]

Cheers gang.

Fuji how does the bump and rebound feel. Some claim the greedy kit is too stiff even on the softest setting. Im not after rock hard but for daily use id like to turn them right down nice and soft.

Did the BC sets come with instructions or information of any kind. Is it possible for me too read this if someone had a copy.

I guess it all comes down to the shock inserts used really.

Apart from the camber top quality most coil-overs are the same these days and its only really shock quality that varies.