does anybody have any experience with the coilovers made by D2 racing?

JB

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I have been researching them for a few months now. First point being they are not as expensive as the other brands we have to choose from. Buying coilovers that run $2,000+ isnt my taste for the fact of I drive my 911 at the max 4 times a month. I can deal with a little harsher ride if thats what happens with D2 or lower priced coilovers. The first and most important thing to me is the stance and achieving that with entry level coilovers (about $1,000/set) is fine with me.

 

AWD Motorsports in FL sells these. They also run them on their 8 second street evo. I think but am not sure but they might be a vendor on here. They have a great reputation, I'd ask them.

 

i called d2 racing in NC. the parts are made in japan and are assembled in taiwan.

they are fully adjustable and come with specially designed springs fitted for each porsche.

i will call awd racing tomorrow and post their response. i tried to get to their website, but couldnt.

later

JB

 

Any updates?

 

I would also like to know their response

 

Me too

 

The cheapest springs+shocks combo I've put together is around 1k but if I can coilovers for a similar price, I'd rather get coilovers.
D2 racings around 950 and Ksports around 1k. Ksports have 336lbs/504lbs spring rates. Anyone have info on D2 racing spring rates?