meliketoball
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I am currently looking for a new suspension set up. I'm not rich and can't afford the pricey 1k+ setups by Tein, Ksport, JIC, etc.
I found this set of coilovers produced by E-Motor USA for 380 USD and 350 USD on ebay:
Mitsubishi Eclipse Coilovers 95-99 (Non-adjustable)
They look to be designed much similar to the other companies that make coilovers (Tein, Ksport, JIC, etc.) Except you can't adjust the dampening, camber, caster, or toe; just the height and pre-load.
Do you guys think this will crap out on me? The seller said that it doesn't have an upper spherical bearing, but a bushing.
I don't know what more to say. They look kinda promising and it comes with spanner wrenches, so that's a plus
Links:
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/newbie-forum/305942-ebay-coilovers-not-usual-they-any-good.html
Mitsubishi Eclipse Coilovers 95-99 (Non-adjustable)
Welcome to E-MOTOR
Install Guide: I don't know about you guys, but it seems that the springs seem a little short when installed. It could just be me though.
http://www.speedyracer.com/piclib/Install/SPNDSM2.pdf
Let me know what you guys think. I'll be the guinea pig for y'all if you convince me enough.
I found this set of coilovers produced by E-Motor USA for 380 USD and 350 USD on ebay:
Mitsubishi Eclipse Coilovers 95-99 (Non-adjustable)
They look to be designed much similar to the other companies that make coilovers (Tein, Ksport, JIC, etc.) Except you can't adjust the dampening, camber, caster, or toe; just the height and pre-load.
Do you guys think this will crap out on me? The seller said that it doesn't have an upper spherical bearing, but a bushing.
I don't know what more to say. They look kinda promising and it comes with spanner wrenches, so that's a plus
Links:
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/newbie-forum/305942-ebay-coilovers-not-usual-they-any-good.html
Mitsubishi Eclipse Coilovers 95-99 (Non-adjustable)
Welcome to E-MOTOR
Install Guide: I don't know about you guys, but it seems that the springs seem a little short when installed. It could just be me though.
http://www.speedyracer.com/piclib/Install/SPNDSM2.pdf
Let me know what you guys think. I'll be the guinea pig for y'all if you convince me enough.
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