HELP what coilovers?

[pro-tour79]

Well you can copy what others have done without all the info about a CUSTOM application or you can go through and do it the right way for your car

[XLexusTech]

Originally Posted by pro-tour79

Well you can copy what others have done without all the info about a CUSTOM application or you can go through and do it the right way for your car

Exaclty. and "Custom' typically mean no options at a premium price. Another question. Do they make progressive rate coil over springs?

[clay69camaro]

Originally Posted by pro-tour79

Well you can copy what others have done without all the info about a CUSTOM application or you can go through and do it the right way for your car

I don't get it, what more info should I need? It's the same sub with the same suspension I'm going to be running. Now I'll just have to tweak the details to fit my car right.

[pro-tour79]

weight, wheel offset, ride height, CG and RC, I guess it's fine to use what someone else did as a base line but coil overs can get expensive if you don't get the right ones especialy for a road and track application that should use da shocks.

[clay69camaro]

da being dual action???

What are some really good brand shocks like the kind you would find on a real race car but can still take the daily driving abuse?

[dhutton]

Originally Posted by clay69camaro

da being dual action???

What are some really good brand shocks like the kind you would find on a real race car but can still take the daily driving abuse?

DA means double adjustable.

Don

[pro-tour79]

real race cars are not driven on the street, but to answer the question there are a lot of "race" shocks, Penske, Afco, Pro, Koni, Ohlins, Bilstein....

[clay69camaro]

seeing as how I will be driving it on the street as well as on a track I shouldn't go for these brands though right?

What other type of shocks are DA and good for both applications?

Ohh and thanks Don