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Old Apr 20, 2005 | 12:30 AM
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Can I find full coil over less than $1000 other than koni coil overs ? I am looking for H&R but it is like about $1.5K ....

I want something that can drop 3"
 
Old Apr 20, 2005 | 01:59 AM
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I got my koni coilovers for $895 shipped. Adjustable damping for the front and rear but the h&r's i was looking at for 1300 only were damping adjustable in the front.
 
Old Apr 20, 2005 | 02:14 AM
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I got my koni coilovers for $895 shipped. Adjustable damping for the front and rear but the h&r's i was looking at for 1300 only were damping adjustable in the front.
r u happy with them ? how many inches you can drop max ? can u give me the web page that you bought ?

Is it easy to adjust ?

sorry to many questions
 
Old Apr 20, 2005 | 02:31 AM
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So far i am happy with them, the install was straight forward. As far as adjusting goes, well if you lower your car alot like i did at first to raise it back up is pretty damn hard, your compressing a spring with a collar so go figure. But it is easy to just lower the car because your decompressing the spring. As far as damping goes its easy, although it isn't adjustable on the car, so you have to set it then install the c/o's. If you want to change the damping you have to remove the c/o's. On my stock 15" wheels i had i could barely get 1 finger above the tire, i couldn't clear speed bumps and i had another inch and a half left of threads to lower it. Heres a link give them a call if your interested MJM autohaus
 
Old Apr 20, 2005 | 02:41 AM
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So far i am happy with them, the install was straight forward. As far as adjusting goes, well if you lower your car alot like i did at first to raise it back up is pretty damn hard, your compressing a spring with a collar so go figure. But it is easy to just lower the car because your decompressing the spring. As far as damping goes its easy, although it isn't adjustable on the car, so you have to set it then install the c/o's. If you want to change the damping you have to remove the c/o's. On my stock 15" wheels i had i could barely get 1 finger above the tire, i couldn't clear speed bumps and i had another inch and a half left of threads to lower it. Heres a link give them a call if your interested MJM autohaus

wow that's great info brother. Thank a lot. I think I'll go with koni....

thanks again...
 
Old Apr 20, 2005 | 02:51 AM
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No prob, if you need help with the install PM me. Also ask MJM about the damping, im frontrak and its adjustable all the way around but i cant rememeber if quattro is or not, either way its a hell of a deal.
 
Old Apr 20, 2005 | 01:02 PM
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No prob, if you need help with the install PM me. Also ask MJM about the damping, im frontrak and its adjustable all the way around but i cant rememeber if quattro is or not, either way its a hell of a deal.
do you have pics of your car with koni ?
 
Old Apr 20, 2005 | 01:10 PM
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18s fit awesome with audis, i got 18s. Lowering haha im on the same page u r. I think im going with the spring and shocks stuff. I cant afford adjustable coilovers way to expensive
 
Old Apr 20, 2005 | 02:30 PM
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yep I'll have 18" so I want my tires little bit inside of the fender... so i want to make sure that I can do that with Koni... I checked Koni lowers up to 2" but H&R lowers up to 3" but there are about $600 price difference...
 
Old Apr 20, 2005 | 03:04 PM
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Can I find full coil over less than $1000 other than koni coil overs ? I am looking for H&R but it is like about $1.5K ....

I want something that can drop 3"
A 3" drop is much lower than you think. The car only has 4" or ground clearance to begin with. Here's my car with probably a 2.5" drop


 



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