My car needs them, and i hear different things from different people that I talk to.

Please reply with: Opinion, and website to get them.

Thanks!

 

My shop recommended that I do kw variant 2 without sacrificing too much on the ride for tunability (dampening and lowering adjustability)
http://www.kw-suspension.com/en/30_P...vers/index.php
Shop around for the best price, I've seen them lower than their site, www.rapidparts.com has them for $1673, but yet it depends on what you want what car you have. Eibach http://eibach.com/cgi-bin/htmlos.exe...16827900017392 and H&R http://www.hrsprings.com/ has them too. It also comes down to how much you wnat to spend also and wht your looking for.

 

I have STaSIS coilovers. Fantastic setup for street driveability and handling at the same time.

Most people tend to do H&R springs / Bilstein shocks if they don't do coilovers; which, in the end, is a tad bit cheaper, but if you want the adjustability of coilovers, then Koni / Stasis is your best bet.

 

What I am generally looking for are coilovers that will help for future mods such as an upgraded tubro/chip, etc.

 

In that case you should look at also getting a full set of mounts.

 

Springs/struts are also in the picture for the obvious reason of pricing.

 

If you're getting coilovers there's no need for new springs And for struts, stock ones are fine. Remember, you're driving a very lightly modified street car not a high-performance track machine that needs the absolute best of everything.

 

True, but I hope to autox also. So I had figured coilovers were the way to go. But if getting springs/struts are that much cheaper but still perform as well, that may be another option.

 

Shocks/springs combo works just as well as coilovers, but without the room for adjustability. I decided to go with coilovers over shocks/springs because I want it raised slightly for winter-mode driving, and slammed during the summer.

 

Well that's a good point, since I go up to the mountains every winter because I live in WA. So what set of coilovers would you recommend?