arospeed coilovers...help

[niquick]

I just bought some arospeed adjustable coilovers from a pretty reliable friend. He claims they are pretty good, and I've read some reviews on them, that they aren't that great. I don't know if I should install them or try to find something better. Also if I do install them do I need anything else? I want to buy some 18's and I'll probably lower my car then. Any imput would be greatly appreciated thanks a lot, and hope I can get your advice

[shrumdude]

Find something better.

[niquick]

any reason in particular? can they be good or no?

[ragingpaseo]

i've heard the springs will pop into your car...get something better...

[Blue Bomber]

any reason in particular? can they be good or no?
They're just generic designs, not made for any specific car, which is why they're so cheap. The only decent ones are Ground Control and Skunk2, but you'll need stiffer struts to keep them from bouncing, and you can only drop them 1.5" before you kill your struts.

[DopeCelicaGT]

Get soe Tein SSP's or at least some Basics!

[niquick]

great thanks for you help:D I only bought them from a friend cause he was trying to sell his celica and never put them on. They say that they are designed for Celica. I will try to sell them on e-bay or somewhere and I'm thinking about some Teins or Eibachs

[AZceliGirl]

I'm getting Tein SSP's with the EDFC. I can't wait, will be much better than my Tokico/Sportline setup.

--Kristin

[Ted Saechao]

I just bought some arospeed adjustable coilovers from a pretty reliable friend. He claims they are pretty good, and I've read some reviews on them, that they aren't that great. I don't know if I should install them or try to find something better. Also if I do install them do I need anything else? I want to buy some 18's and I'll probably lower my car then. Any imput would be greatly appreciated thanks a lot, and hope I can get your advice


if your gonna put 18s then i suggest you should just get the tein s-tech lowering springs, they would look nice and you wont need other parts, unless you want to get some shocks.. but the tein s-tech will work fine with your struts

[niquick]

do the tein s-tech's have adjustable lowering springs? that would be nice for the winter driving here, so I can put my stock back on...or should I just save the factory setup so that I can change during winter conditions?

[Ted Saechao]

i doubt you will need adjustables considering the fact that the teins are just lowering springs. it will drop about 1.4 inches, that should be a good drop and not harmfull to your shocks. tein s-tech...good and cheap!