To wait or not to wait
 

If you were in the works of building a ride would you save up to buy higher end parts or buy what you can afford at that moment cause i know everyone cant be baller status?

Needmoarinfonewbtryingtoget150

who cares?

in 2 more posts you will disappear forever in the catacombs of the classifieds..

I'd buy from Dedspool.com, State2state.com, Nocageboys.com and BWR.com. They sell only the best!

quote worthy

well for example this guy:

160 something posts annnnnd










i predict something similar

Boss

This Guy has been a member longer then all of you so relax.

I think he just got a hold of an old account

yea they sell them on ebay

That's a good idea!

Buy what fits your goals for the car.

Cheap shit will break, underperform and/or look cheap.

Ex: Coilovers vs springs on stock blown shocks
Pacesetter headers, etc etc

there seems to be a LOT of account sharing that goes on here :D

lol

I can see spending less money for a small period of time. Take my car for now. I think I may end up just dropping it on some lowering springs before I spring for coilovers.

at first it was funny, but now you are just annoying with your post counting shit.

don't care, AZHT wasn't created to please advert.....people break/bypass obvious known rules and I enjoy occasionally catching it..

complaining about what I do is no better..



and just so I can be on topic,

OP, save up buy the right parts and get it installed properly the first time, that will save you more money in the long run :)

thats why i always get my parts from dedspool and have him fab my custom parts

^^ you got 2,854 what are you trying to sell lol!

shit I wish I could afford that..

core supports are so 1990

newbs

Depends what ur looking for. I would say wait but then again I'm buying the cheap race land coil overs instead of dishing out the big bucks

and in a year you'll buy another set :)

Actually... Yes, yes it was.

aww sheet

3 year warranty so in three years I'll buy a new set haha

Hahahahahaahaha RaceLand.

I once had some of their coilovers on a Miata. Handled/rode worse than some adjustable shocks and nice aftermarket springs. Couldn't wait to get rid of them. Replaced with Teins, never looked back.

Save the cash and get something decent.

Couple people on here said they had them and rode pretty good. I'm not looking to track just lower a little and comfort

what people
what cars
what driving habits did they have
what driving habits do you have

you wont have comfort on cheap coilovers

Don't remember who, it was on a thread I started
one guy had them on a scion.
don't know their driving habits.
I just drive to class and work which isn't far at all. No track for me just like comfort and being a college student I don't have the funds for top of the line suspension right now. What are your suggestions for a suspension set up? 300-400$ range? I'm not finding much

none for that cheap...

your gonna want coilovers + install + alignment

depending on how low you go, you might even need a camber kit

you could possibly do a shock + spring combo but that is risky too..