Hey what do you guys think about the ECS coilover kit?

 

i have it, its ok.

 

Me too...I love it.

 

Its tru they don't include the springs and shocks?

 

Checkout the build quaity with the Ksport coilovers. Pic below.



http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...4297683_l1.jpg

 

I don't know which one to get. I'm looking to get the H&R sport springs and the bilstein shocks, but there are also the ksport coilovers. How are the tein stechs? I'm looking on different websites but they all say different ride height. I have the sport edition 16inchers on my car and I want the wheel well to sit a little above it. Does anybody have any suggestions?

 

Well This is a guess but if you have a sport...you are already lower on eibrock springs (sp?)...so you are lower an inch to start with...I would keep the springs (they never go bad) get a set of bilsteins and the two coilover kits. that way your saving some loot too. But also don't forget that Konis (great shock can adj the damper setting on the shock ) has a cup kit too that will do the same thing. But its more costly then just paying 600 for the bilsteins using an already great sport spring (IF you do have the edibrock(sp?))and the coil over kit so you can slam it in the summer and hike it up in the winter

 

Yay, a topic I can leave some feedback on. KSport used to suck when they first came out. Literally there products were bad. Now there highly dependable. There engineering is getting way better and you cant beat it for the price. Along with the fact that KSport also makes coilovers for alot of cars.My brother can get most Ksport coilover for under 900 for any car. Hes going to be picking up his for his TSI today and once the install is in I'll let you know how they ride/feel.

 

-You can adjust height from the mount and perch if im not mistaken. Why not call them and ask?

-I got my Ksport from ultrarev.com for around $900. My friend is a "dealer" too, and cant compete with the big companies that buy tons of kits at once.

-That's the thing, look at the engineering! They are built so much better than a certain $1900 kit my friend has. From what I understand they are offer alot because they are a a newer company to the market.

 

I wouldn't get it, I would buy a coilover setup from a known good brand, such as H&R or Koni.

One of these will give you very good handling characteristcs.

http://www.purems.com/products/products.php/CA=1471