Ceika Performance Coilovers - my review
#16
Sure, Ceika coilovers work great. I was looking for a coilover for the street that has all of the options of a higher end cup / track setup. Part of the purchase process is that they ask you how you intend to use your car and build the coilovers accordingly (spring rates). I told them that it is a streetcar and that I am looking to have fun on the street, I would like it compliant and responsive, I want it low but it must be comfortable and not bouncy. They delivered and built my setup with softer spring rates, camber plates etc.It's dialed in with a bunch of goodies: 996GT3 cup arms, bump steer kit, F+R links, rear dog bones & toe links...and a fresh set of Pilot Sport cups. The whole package makes for an incredible driving experience. Can't wait for spring!
Last edited by baq; 02-11-2019 at 08:42 AM.
#17
Super stoked on this write up. Thank you for this. I am also at about 86k miles and need to refresh. I was going to lower the car with a preferable set of GT3 coilovers, but even they are expensive used. This is now at the top of my list for a set.
#19
Went with a http://fealsuspensionstore.com/home/ set up for $1,250.00 local here in So Cal for local pick up. 7 days to fabricate after order.
My son is very happy with them, debating what to use on my 997
My son is very happy with them, debating what to use on my 997
Last edited by jayi836; 02-14-2019 at 11:29 AM.
#20
Went with a http://fealsuspensionstore.com/home/ set up for $1,250.00 local here in So Cal for local pick up. 7 days to fabricate after order.
My son is very happy with them, debating what to use on my 997
My son is very happy with them, debating what to use on my 997
#21
Nice! I just ordered Ceika kit and hoping its as decent as they say. Time to start working on my project 996. Glad that there are cheaper options out there as I was only aware of the H&R brand and was going to pull the trigger on that until I started reading the forums here.
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