JDMxbB

i just looked these up are these LEGIT!?!

http://www.360tuners.com/index.asp?P...ROD&ProdID=827

bbszero

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I think those fall under the "you get what you pay for" catagory. i'd personally not trust them.

jsa3mm

If they are...I want some!

swartzautoman

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i wouldn't trust them
save your money and get a real set of coilovers, you'll be happy you did.

Skuff_Box

lol, might as well drive the car with no springs in it. You get what you pay for, I think......

draxcaliber

those look like parts for an xmod rc car.

firesquare

yea...NO! unless you like putting yourself or other people in danger with some type of failure..

i've seen a kit like that in person. it looks scary in the box itself. i wanted to smack the kid that thought they were cool and fit on his Accord.

WhoKilledTheJAMs

Apparently, in Honda circles, super-cheap coilovers are all the rage. I don't think springs are something that should be cheaped-out on. It's just not worth it. Sure, you can't fault someone for trying to get a good deal, but there's a difference between that and just plain cutting corners.

swartzautoman

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X2

coulden't have said it better.

just imagine flying down the road at 70 mph and one of thowes coming apart

burstaneurysm

Springs hold the car up. Don't be cheap.

Sciond

those have been around a while and are scary.....

jdmpirate

ihad a set like that on both of my hondas. never had a problem!!!

Big_Bird

go for it, but dont whine when you're driving along and you lose the front assmebly

EAmon

somebody should buy em and write a review, even though we all know they suck and are hella dangerous

WhoKilledTheJAMs

Totally. The worst that would happen, is that one (or more) breaks, and someone's riding around on their bump stops for a while.

....after causing an accident.

its_ikon

it's only a sleeve kit similar to ground controls, but those sell for 400ish i think. i am sure the quality of material is far less than ground control, but sometimes you pay for the name.

frogbox

If you look at the site you will see they are aluminum sleeves.

The biggest problem I have seen with them are that the soft metal "cups" at the end making it real hard to get off, cause you'll need to get them off before they break totally causing serious problems

brownfaux

if they sold them at walmart would you buy them?

Sciond

yes I buy everything at Wal-Mart!































































j/k

SKIN

I installed a set of cheapies like these for a kid after I told him it wasn't a good idea. He told me to do it anyway. His truck actually ended up being 1.5 inches taller then it was with the stock springs. And that was at the lowest setting for the new coil overs.

I wouldn't do it dude.