K-sport coilover ?
Anyone try these? I'm not going to the road course every weekend. I just want to stiffen up the ride a bit and lower the ride height. Please let me know if you have tried these. Ps. I did a search and found one thread which was closed but didn't really give me a true users opinion.
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I've seen them go really cheap. I'd probably pick them over springs, but I wouldn't expect them to come close to anyone else who is serious in the market suspension wise.
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Originally Posted by 007-911
(Post 3132541)
Anyone try these? I'm not going to the road course every weekend. I just want to stiffen up the ride a bit and lower the ride height. Please let me know if you have tried these. Ps. I did a search and found one thread which was closed but didn't really give me a true users opinion.
Thanks guys. |
Thanks, so no one has them on there car besides the vendor?
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Originally Posted by 007-911
(Post 3132701)
Thanks, so no one has them on there car besides the vendor?
But that's just me. It's not exactly a 2 hour job to put these on and then remove them if you don't like them.... |
Originally Posted by johnselli
(Post 3132864)
I'd be a little cautious putting anything on our cars that was "made in Taiwan"...
But that's just me. It's not exactly a 2 hour job to put these on and then remove them if you don't like them.... |
Originally Posted by prodigymb
(Post 3133052)
a lot of higher end coilover components are made there...
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Originally Posted by johnselli
(Post 3132864)
I'd be a little cautious putting anything on our cars that was "made in Taiwan"...
But that's just me. It's not exactly a 2 hour job to put these on and then remove them if you don't like them.... I have installed Bilstein and Koni for years and can say that the fit and finish on these coilovers are just as good. The height adjustment is easy and the drop links have adjustable perches which allow you more adjustability. They have excellent customer support based out of Arizona and can easily rebuild a shock for next to nothing if need be. No different than all the other name brand dampers. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/_h...0/IMG_4520.JPG https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/_C...0/IMG_5248.JPG |
Originally Posted by mmm635
(Post 3133364)
I just installed a set and will let you guys know how they perform on the street and the track. I thought they were very easy to install and did not take long.
I have installed Bilstein and Koni for years and can say that the fit and finish on these coilovers are just as good. The height adjustment is easy and the drop links have adjustable perches which allow you more adjustability. They have excellent customer support based out of Arizona and can easily rebuild a shock for next to nothing if need be. No different than all the other name brand dampers. I like how they come with the upper mounts |
i have heard nothing but horror stories about these ..
my advice stop trying to save a few dollars and , spend the extra money and get something credible , and save your self the headaches and money down the road . |
Originally Posted by unvmy996
(Post 3133372)
i have heard nothing but horror stories about these ..
my advice stop trying to save a few dollars and , spend the extra money and get something credible , and save your self the headaches and money down the road . |
I know people bash products because they are cheaper but I really want to know first hand experience from a member here. Trust me there is plenty of name brand, expensive garbage out in the market too. I still have not read one credible story about these shocks being messed up. Please validate what you claim, good or bad.
Thanks again. -Vince |
Yes let us only buy Öhlins and Motons everything else is crap .....hilarious
Originally Posted by unvmy996
(Post 3133372)
i have heard nothing but horror stories about these ..
my advice stop trying to save a few dollars and , spend the extra money and get something credible , and save your self the headaches and money down the road . |
I've heard next to nothing about these coilovers except the fact that they don't cost much. There was one board sponser, I think it was Acute Performance that was going to run some tests on them, bolt them up and give some feedback, but never heard anything since then. That was many months ago.
I don't plan to buy them myself but would love to hear some impressions of them from a few people. Keep the thread updated on your experience good or bad. |
Originally Posted by 007-911
(Post 3133582)
I know people bash products because they are cheaper but I really want to know first hand experience from a member here. Trust me there is plenty of name brand, expensive garbage out in the market too. I still have not read one credible story about these shocks being messed up. Please validate what you claim, good or bad.
Thanks again. -Vince
Originally Posted by Nor Cal Turbo
(Post 3133770)
I've heard next to nothing about these coilovers except the fact that they don't cost much. There was one board sponser, I think it was Acute Performance that was going to run some tests on them, bolt them up and give some feedback, but never heard anything since then. That was many months ago.
I don't plan to buy them myself but would love to hear some impressions of them from a few people. Keep the thread updated on your experience good or bad.
Originally Posted by gt2rs
(Post 3133616)
Yes let us only buy Öhlins and Motons everything else is crap .....hilarious
I will give you guys some real world feed back in order to avoid any "theories" or "horror" stories that have no basis. K-sports have been used on the JDM scene for many years and are popular in the drifting scene. They did not just pop out of nowhere and claim to be the best. It is my understanding that one of the higher ups in the company is a Porsche fanatic and are starting to break into the Euro market. It is just a matter for tuning the components for the Euro cars - not quality control or manufacturing processes. K-sport had some issues early in their manufacturing many years ago, but not now. Their failure rate is no different than Bilstein, Koni, or other higher end units. Trust me, the Motons/Ohlins are not the most reliable and maintenance free units. Do I know how they will perform? I will soon find out. I am just trying to be open-minded because Taiwanese manufacturing is very close to the level of the Japanese, if not the same now. |
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