which coilovers are good for DD and also occasional racing

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redeemed316

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yo what up dc5 members .i just got my 04 type s . i love it so far but i want to put coilovers on her, i have done some research on function form type 2 , buddy club , and tein . i mostly want ones that would be good for daily driving but on occation are good when i smash ,but very rearly . please help me out i dont want crap on my car .Thank you all.
 
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go for buddy club. how about introducing yourself in the newbies section?
 
Allen

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I wouldn't recommend coil-overs for road use. Sounds to me a set or Spoon/Eibach springs and fast road set up would suit you a lot more.
 
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Eibach Pro Springs and standard shocks, give a perfect ride with good handling. I have these with uprated ARB's and it corners like a dream.

I would never put coilovers on a road car, just too harsh and you can't go as low as you want because of the speed bumps over here.
 
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redeemed316

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lol my bad yall .my whole dc5 is stock except for my skunk2 cat back 70mm and a injen sri (going to go cold very soon ) yeah i went to a meet last night and one of my friends with an 06 type s just put somr eibach sportline springs on his they looked very good .it actuallt looked flush with his car ,and i went for a spin in it ....wow it handled very well . i think im going to just go with sprungs for now until i save money up for coilovers .....hey one more question guys ....do any of you have the eibach sportline springs on stock sixteen inch rims and wheels ? or how do you guys think it would look ...my friend that had the springs last night had 17in rims and wheels ..i dont.I dont want a big gap from my wheel and fenders ...all you help is appreciated .
 
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This is a club for the type r , we don't have much info on the rsx as we don't have them here (UK)
 
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