Rokkor coilovers?
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If you need to coils to make room for phat 18x10 inch wheels, then these will probably work. If you want your car to drive or handle better, then you will be disappointed by these. Their warranty speaks volumes.
Rokkor® Warranty Policy
Rokkor warrants to the original purchaser, that all of its products will be free from defects in materials and workmanship for three years from the purchase date. All products returned due to warranty, must have prior authorization from Rokkor and proof of original purchase. This warranty does not cover freight charges or labor charges that may be incurred. Rokkor will either repair or replace, at our discretion, any parts found defective within the limited three-year warranty period. The warranty does not cover products subjected to the following: accidents of any kind, negligence, alterations, abuse, improper installation, or high stress driving of any kind. Automobile racing and other forms of motor sports are very dangerous and products are subject to failure when exposed to the high stress involved.
Rokkor warrants to the original purchaser, that all of its products will be free from defects in materials and workmanship for three years from the purchase date. All products returned due to warranty, must have prior authorization from Rokkor and proof of original purchase. This warranty does not cover freight charges or labor charges that may be incurred. Rokkor will either repair or replace, at our discretion, any parts found defective within the limited three-year warranty period. The warranty does not cover products subjected to the following: accidents of any kind, negligence, alterations, abuse, improper installation, or high stress driving of any kind. Automobile racing and other forms of motor sports are very dangerous and products are subject to failure when exposed to the high stress involved.
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+1 to that, I would think cheap coilovers just have softer springs for if you get some beefy sways, your cornering should get made up for and youll have a softer ride than track. You just gotta hope that there isnt a lot of travel so you dont rub
do you guys know what about coilover and how they work? not all coilover have a high spring rates... why use a 10k spring on a RSX or S2K? ect ect i doubt they put down that much downforce to use that and the car is way to light.. all in all you get for what you pay.
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