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12-04-2008, 11:33 AM
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feeler for b&g coilovers
I was wondering if there was any interest for selling my b&g coilovers that i have had installed for about 3 weeks the roads around here are just too rough for me but the car handles like it was on rails and it looks amazing with the drop they are already off the car for the winter just wondering if there is any interest bought them 3 weeks ago for $1200 ill let them go for $1000 they look brand new because basically they are
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12-04-2008, 02:54 PM
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the roads around here are really loaded with potholes and there are alot of hills also and the car bottoms out alot but thats only because how low i have them but these are perfect on the highway and smooth roads the car handles like its on rails
12-04-2008, 03:06 PM
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So if you didn't have them so low the ride would be better?
I don't want to drive around with the car lowered, I just want to be able to corner weight it for the track. Where I live is a lot of hills/potholes too. Just trying to find out how the ride is if you don't have them lowered.
I don't want to drive around with the car lowered, I just want to be able to corner weight it for the track. Where I live is a lot of hills/potholes too. Just trying to find out how the ride is if you don't have them lowered.
12-04-2008, 03:27 PM
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So if you didn't have them so low the ride would be better?
I don't want to drive around with the car lowered, I just want to be able to corner weight it for the track. Where I live is a lot of hills/potholes too. Just trying to find out how the ride is if you don't have them lowered.
I don't want to drive around with the car lowered, I just want to be able to corner weight it for the track. Where I live is a lot of hills/potholes too. Just trying to find out how the ride is if you don't have them lowered.
12-04-2008, 03:30 PM
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well there is different settings for how soft and how hard you want it to be and i had it on the middle setting so im sure if you put it on soft for normal driving and harden it for the track it would be perfect for you i just didnt want to take it off the setting i had it on because it handled so good
I might be interested if they're still around in a month or two after I get my income taxes back.
12-04-2008, 03:34 PM
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I have been looking into getting a B&G setup but I probably wont have the cash to spend on a mod like that for another month or two here.
Bump for a good price
Bump for a good price
12-04-2008, 03:34 PM
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Yeah the mid setting would be probably a standard auto-x setting. The track has to be a kind of 2-stage custom setting, one to fix the crossweight and one to tailor it to the track characteristics.
I might be interested if they're still around in a month or two after I get my income taxes back.
I might be interested if they're still around in a month or two after I get my income taxes back.
12-04-2008, 04:11 PM
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12-09-2008, 09:15 AM
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B & G are a really good brand aren't they? I would be interested too, but I'm also another one of those individuals waiting on tax returns. My stock struts are just about wasted, so they need to be replaced. The car is parked for the winter though.
12-09-2008, 10:49 AM
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Yes B & G are very well known and they make very good suspension set ups
