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Old 01-05-2010, 09:13 PM   #1
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Ebay coilovers

Due to my Koni yellows not having perch settings I am forced to invest in some coilovers. Anyways I dont need anything fancy just something that does the job, and I dont care for ride quailty that much. Having said that does anyone have an insight on ebay coilovers? I understand some are 40$ and its holding your car up but is there much difference or are you paying for brand names?
it seems people who havent tried them wont trust them and ppl who have say they work fine, a guy a gearheads said there all the same. anybody else have experience with ebay coilovers?

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Old 01-05-2010, 09:52 PM   #2
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Check Ksports Kontrol Pro coilovers on ebay. They have pretty good price even with shipping charges
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Old 01-05-2010, 10:15 PM   #3
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sorry my bad i just need the sleeves, thanks for the info though
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if you getting sleeves get Ground Control, it's a little more money but worth the investment.
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Old 01-06-2010, 07:06 PM   #5
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dont use cheap sleeves! i used them for awhile boy dose it feel like shit! when u hit the slightest bump in the road it would like exaggerate the bump to feel worst! and i was using koni's with theses ebay sleeves!
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Stay the hell away from ebay, did you not learn your lesson from your header expeirence? lol

I had cheap sleeves (OBX) on my old DA because I was young/stupid, and wanted the car on the ground. The ride is awful, and not worth it. Save your money.

Ground Control seems like the best option. Tons of guys are running these, and last I heard, they use an Eibach spring?? (Not 100% sure, can someone confirm?)
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yup GC uses eibach springs so it's pretty good
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Old 01-06-2010, 08:38 PM   #8
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Stay the hell away from ebay, did you not learn your lesson from your header expeirence? lol

I had cheap sleeves (OBX) on my old DA because I was young/stupid, and wanted the car on the ground. The ride is awful, and not worth it. Save your money.

Ground Control seems like the best option. Tons of guys are running these, and last I heard, they use an Eibach spring?? (Not 100% sure, can someone confirm?)
lol im still running the smashed up bottomed out header, well the reason i ask is because the guy at gearheads said they are all the same so i wanted to double check with RS of course
lol i just bought a obx fuel rail and fuel pressure regulator..

i dont want anything to expensive, i may go with skunk2 300 bones isnt horrible
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Ebay springs are crap. Do a search for EBAY COILOVERSand you will find this out pretty easy. A $60 coilover is going to preform like a $60 coilover, which is LIKE CRAP.
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could i buy the ebay coilover sleeve, toss the springs it comes with and use my h&r's on the sleeve instead?
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I've had Ground Controls coilover sleeves (92 Integra)
Ordered and helped installed OBX coilover sleeves (90 Civic si)

IMO, if you want something cheap and the end result is a lowered car, any ebay setup will work. In the end, you are lowering your car so some comfort will be taken away.

Didn't have any troubles installing them, pretty straight forward, they are still on the cars today and are working fine.

If you want to go into details, don't even consider coilover sleeves. Just get the full set-up.
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Old 01-18-2010, 10:58 PM   #13
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i got ground controls for 270$
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