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HKS Hiper D Coilovers

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  • 30-03-2008 9:04pm
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    Tanabe
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    Well Lads,

    Has anybody ever had these? I'm looking at putting a set on a DC2 JDM ITR & am just looking for any info with regard to daily road use.

    Cheers.


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    Atomic Pineapple
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    have you searched http://www.itr-dc2.com for info?


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    S.I.R
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    not trying to be rude but you'll break your b****** if its set up for track use as my mates 22b sti was.... but if it was just lowwered 10 mm ( so you can get over speed bumps ) nd was only slightly tightened then you'll get improved handling and comportable ride... though that suspention isnt cheap... :(


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    Tanabe
    Closed Accounts Posts: 594 ✭✭✭Tanabe


    draffodx wrote: »
    have you searched http://www.itr-dc2.com for info?

    Yup, been checking there for sure. Great site.
    S.I.R wrote: »
    not trying to be rude but you'll break your b****** if its set up for track use as my mates 22b sti was.... but if it was just lowwered 10 mm ( so you can get over speed bumps ) nd was only slightly tightened then you'll get improved handling and comportable ride... though that suspention isnt cheap... :(

    Very true, but it's an adjustable suspension so ride height can be made to suit your driving conditions.

    I was really just wanting to lower the car slightly. Was going to go with Eibach springs but then thought that maybe the OEM dampers are well past their best (it's a '96 model) and thought about putting in the coilovers. The big task though is trying to find something as suitable as the OEM dampers are for road use, and giving the drop I am after also.


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