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Looking into upgrading suspension with coilovers and im fairly new to the market. any expert opinions would be much appreciated
This.Yellowspeed racing has a nice looking set.
YSR > WaspMight want to check Wasp Racing coilovers.
This would be bad in Canadian winters where the wheel well build up of ice and snow causes severe rubbing. I'm thinking of actually raising the suspension a bit or go to a small overall diameter tire or maybe even install wheel well heaters. It got so bad that I couldn't steer properly. I've broken a broom handle, hockey stick and my ice scrapper trying to clear out the ice.I've got Yellow Speed Racing coilovers and I love them. As @R1600Turbo said, the rear does sit rather low even at the highest setting so keep that in mind. Other than that, they're amazing for the price.
Don't buy Wasp. I had them and I hated them.Might want to check Wasp Racing coilovers.
Would u know the part numbers for BC coilovers?Anyone go with the BC coilovers. I see they make them for us.
https://www.bcracing-na.com/product...dai-elantra-sport-2017-2018?gfid=p3550-c26473Would u know the part numbers for BC coilovers?
I think their rear coilovers are not true coilovers? It's weird cause pictures show seperate springs? I'm not sure but the Australian customer service couldn't tell me. So question mark on this one.I've requested from BC, coils that can 1) lower the car 'a little' AND 2) can be adjusted back to at least stock height
Most of the coilover kits for this car are not true coilovers in the rear.I think their rear coilovers are not true coilovers? It's weird cause pictures show seperate springs? I'm not sure but the Australian customer service couldn't tell me. So question mark on this one.
Ok thank U for the handy info.Most of the coilover kits for this car are not true coilovers in the rear.I think their rear coilovers are not true coilovers? It's weird cause pictures show seperate springs? I'm not sure but the Australian customer service couldn't tell me. So question mark on this one.
Ksport does not offer anythingThis would be bad in Canadian winters where the wheel well build up of ice and snow causes severe rubbing. I'm thinking of actually raising the suspension a bit or go to a small overall diameter tire or maybe even install wheel well heaters. It got so bad that I couldn't steer properly. I've broken a broom handle, hockey stick and my ice scrapper trying to clear out the ice.
True, they are not. Apparently the adjust-ability is in the spring 'perch'. Where the front is adjustable via the tubes threads and the spring pre-load...i thinkI think their rear coilovers are not true coilovers? It's weird cause pictures show seperate springs? I'm not sure but the Australian customer service couldn't tell me. So question mark on this one.