coil overs
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Racer
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coil overs
g2-coil overs? any one use them? Thinking of buying a set from westcoast corvette. I never have seen any comments on coil overs on the forum. so please let me have some feedback 
Burning Brakes
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From: Elgin Il
Originally Posted by rarfinacial
g2-coil overs? any one use them? Thinking of buying a set from westcoast corvette. I never have seen any comments on coil overs on the forum. so please let me have some feedback
Le Mans Master
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From: God's Replica
hmmm there have been TONS of comments and reviews of coil overs on the forum, you just have to use the search function.
LG or DRM would get my vote. I had a set of the BPP ones, which WCC used to sell and they worked, but the bushing were crap and lasted just a few days. Also, you had to clearence the rear tie rods and a lil on the springs to get them to fit, PIA. Do not get the BPP ones!
LG or DRM would get my vote. I had a set of the BPP ones, which WCC used to sell and they worked, but the bushing were crap and lasted just a few days. Also, you had to clearence the rear tie rods and a lil on the springs to get them to fit, PIA. Do not get the BPP ones!
Safety Car
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From: San Diego, CA "leaf" "tee" "e"
I strongly suggest getting coilovers from a company that has proven the reliability of thier kit out on the track. The only companies I know of that do that are LG, DRM and Mallett. At least one of the other kits is dangerous. I prefer performance and safety, but it's your car and your life...
Burning Brakes
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From: Elgin Il
Originally Posted by intel55
hmmm there have been TONS of comments and reviews of coil overs on the forum, you just have to use the search function.
LG or DRM would get my vote. I had a set of the BPP ones, which WCC used to sell and they worked, but the bushing were crap and lasted just a few days. Also, you had to clearence the rear tie rods and a lil on the springs to get them to fit, PIA. Do not get the BPP ones!
LG or DRM would get my vote. I had a set of the BPP ones, which WCC used to sell and they worked, but the bushing were crap and lasted just a few days. Also, you had to clearence the rear tie rods and a lil on the springs to get them to fit, PIA. Do not get the BPP ones!
Race Director
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From: Gone
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St. Jude Donor '03
The G2 coilovers ARE the LG coilovers.
I can't find them on WCC's website, but in their catalog, they were priced the same as getting them direct from LGM..
http://www.lgmotorsports.com/shop/pr...02abd0dd9df954
I can't find them on WCC's website, but in their catalog, they were priced the same as getting them direct from LGM..
http://www.lgmotorsports.com/shop/pr...02abd0dd9df954
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