not really...

if they turn out to be pretty decent, but raceland decides to jack up the price, i wouldn't mind paying a little extra knowing that aren't crappy coilovers.

so if you decide to get them now you can let me know how it goes. Thanks again!

 

yea a set of there bmw coilovers have went from 250 all the way to 360 in like the last month

 

these coils become more and more tempting everyday...my hotchkis springs and tokico shocks aren't bouncy at all. The springs I have are very stiff. I don't get how they can be bouncy and stiff at the same time.

 

Ever ride on a lawn mower?

No suspension at all, cant get any stiffer than that. And those suckers are BOUNCY.

I dont mind my car riding like a JohnDeere as long as im stoopid low

 

These definitely look really good... and people use them for BMWs and VWs and hardly any issues yet... I dunno... I gotta do more research on the company and the rest of their product to see if everything else is up to par

 

hmm are these reliable??
i mean u kno.. price is too low to some coilover u know

 

ohh and do they come with warranty??
i reali want one just having doubts with the price!
tnx!

 

nvm.. i just found out that they come with 2yrs warranty
haha in forum it says dont use em for track or sumthin but on the description on their site it says "The Raceland coil over has been designed to withstand the stresses of very fast driving on paved roads or on circuits. It is ideally used for drifting or racing."
haha

 

woooow baby i might be making the jump.. i have the tsudo full exhaust and people sayyy ohh they rust out i live in Florida come on mine haven't even started rusting at alllll. so i like the cheap deals. Because Hey not everyone can shell out a grand or more. but i might half to wait 2 weeks to a month to buy these

 

Make sure you read the fine print...

 

im curious on how much a shop would cost to have these installed... i have tuffy's next to me they seem to do good work

 

Expect a couple hundred, at least. Though you could maybe save some of the labor cost if you yank out the interior yourself so they already have access to the bolts and such. The rear interior is a time waster to have to remove for this stuff.

 

Yeah your probably looking at $150-$250 fo install depending how cool the shop is. According to Raceland who I emailed, all you need is a reciept of install from a shop. I'll be ordering these in a week or 2 depends if my work screws up my paycheck again. But either way I'm making the dive, the team at raceland was really cool with answering questions I had and the biggest I asked is why so cheap? There answer "
were trying to sell them as cheap as possibe and break into the scion world like we have the VW." Thats direct from their email response.

 

i need to place my order already this is ridiculous

 

I've been considering trying them for autox... but I really don't want to bother spending the $$ right now. I'd really just rather get H&Rs for next year.

 

I place my order today.... gonna give them a try

 

Did anyone who has these raceland coilovers ride them hard yet?? Anyone hit any oversized potholes??

Any issues with parts? Install? Ride? Anything??

 

I think I'll be getting these in the next 10 days.

 

i decided im gonna test these things... im not gonna just drop em and say hmm that looks nice, ill actually road test em and give my own review, just wont be able to order til next week because of funds... hey if they DO suck ill just sell em for 350 when the price goes up

 

^^^^^ Thank you sir... thats what im talkin about...

I think I might just do the same