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Old 11-02-2005, 05:29 PM
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I can get these at cost through a friend of mine. I was wondering if anyone has them on their xB?

If so, how low can they go? Are the struts and shocks adjustable? Any pictures?

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23 views and no answers? cmon someone has heard something about these...
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I heard about them. I think I mentioned about it a few months back but few are interested in them.
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I believe KSport and D2 coilovers are the same...just in different anodized parts. What I like about them is that you can order them with custom spring rates...
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Originally Posted by mikochu
I believe KSport and D2 coilovers are the same...just in different anodized parts. What I like about them is that you can order them with custom spring rates...
you are correct about that. Do you have any idea if theyll go lower than 3"
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D2 has a excellent TRACK record for racing
they build road race civics and rally Evo's
these won't be the lowest
but they will probably be the best handling coilovers out there
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Originally Posted by TXboxdriver
D2 has a excellent TRACK record for racing
they build road race civics and rally Evo's
these won't be the lowest
but they will probably be the best handling coilovers out there
well i have one friend who has them on his 240 and they will slam the car ALOT.

Another friend has them on order for his MR2 and he was telling me how the strut bodies are threaded all the way down and how you could change the hieght of the spring without losing suspension travel...
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From the D2 website
The spring rates are the following
front : 6/336
rear : 3/168

Thats a REALLY stiff front spring rate right?
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yes, that is über-stiff for a 2500lb car

not what u want for daily driving, will have the "jitters" on small bumps
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yeah, i was thinking the same thing. You can order it with custom spring rates, maybe Ill opt for 228lbs springs. Thats a lot more liveable on our roads.
228 and 285 would be the options that are softer...
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ive seen them on a GC8 impreza that is driven daily. They are a sweet coilover
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Originally Posted by blitz_xb
ive seen them on a GC8 impreza that is driven daily. They are a sweet coilover
my friend who can get them for me at cost has them on his S2000 and his 240sx. Definetly a nice setup.
The drop will be 3.5-4.7 inches.

I got an email from D2 and they said that the spring rate that comes with the set for the xB is track only and that it would be a pretty stiff ride on the streets.

I will get a lower rate and report back.
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