So you're worried about a 2.5 spring drop so you bought the cheapest/crappiest coil over around?
2. If you want to call reusing the design of the tC coils and drilling the holes to fit the fronts well designed, then i don't know what to tell you.
3. You can't tell anyone to not bash on Racelands if you yourself haven't even installed/driven on them unless you are somehow able to simulate the weight of your car and the load it takes while cornering.
4." The springs and everything else looks nice," doesn't everything look nice right out of the box?
5. They didn't include instructions because the design is so typical a caveman can install them.
1. I'd like the think that even the cheapest of coils would not be able to bend by hand.So first impressions are:
1. Sturdy
2. Well designed
3. Quality is good. Weld quality is good, but could be prettier.
4. Spring are nice, and all other included pieces as well.
5. Instructions that should be included were not, so far this is the only thing i dislike.
2. If you want to call reusing the design of the tC coils and drilling the holes to fit the fronts well designed, then i don't know what to tell you.
3. You can't tell anyone to not bash on Racelands if you yourself haven't even installed/driven on them unless you are somehow able to simulate the weight of your car and the load it takes while cornering.
4." The springs and everything else looks nice," doesn't everything look nice right out of the box?
5. They didn't include instructions because the design is so typical a caveman can install them.