Raceland V.S Tanabe V.S KW
01-12-2015, 06:08 AM
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Raceland V.S Tanabe V.S KW
I'm saving up for coilovers and I wanted to get second opinions before I go and make a decision. I was told Tanabe is great, and I've read Raceland's are good as well, and a friend of mine recommended KW coilovers. The Tanabes were $900, Racelands $400 and i'my working on a quot this weekend for the KWs.
Any thoughts?
Any thoughts?
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01-12-2015, 01:58 PM
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I think if you do a search on Raceland coilovers you'll see some people have had issues with them, like sagging, from what I remember.
KW Variant 1's are going to cost you somewhere around $12-1,300 and Variant 2's are going to run about $15-1,600. You won't find a better coilover for the xB and the KW coilovers will last longer than the car but you're going to pay.
KW Variant 1's are going to cost you somewhere around $12-1,300 and Variant 2's are going to run about $15-1,600. You won't find a better coilover for the xB and the KW coilovers will last longer than the car but you're going to pay.
01-12-2015, 03:42 PM
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I think if you do a search on Raceland coilovers you'll see some people have had issues with them, like sagging, from what I remember.
KW Variant 1's are going to cost you somewhere around $12-1,300 and Variant 2's are going to run about $15-1,600. You won't find a better coilover for the xB and the KW coilovers will last longer than the car but you're going to pay.
KW Variant 1's are going to cost you somewhere around $12-1,300 and Variant 2's are going to run about $15-1,600. You won't find a better coilover for the xB and the KW coilovers will last longer than the car but you're going to pay.
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