Coilovers queries

[Shyam995]

Hi all,

looking for coilovers with both front and rear camber adjustability... which ones are out there?? having problems finding them myself

thanks in advance

[bjk]

Most reputable coilovers will have front adjustment. No such thing as camber adjustment via the coilover for the rear. It's done with the lower rear control arm, or with camber dog bone arms.

[Shyam995]

Thanks Bjk

will probe further into it.

[destinationtoby]

will probe further into it.

I like this guy

[Shyam995]

I wonder if its because of my stupidity or my plans for the future @destinationtoby

[bjk]

I think he just likes the word "probing"

[Bennoz]

I think he just likes the word "probing"

[bjk]

LOL. Too good.

[Shyam995]

ahahaha quality banter

[Bennoz]

And to give you some actual content to work with, a lot of us are running BC coilovers. Varying versions. They're about the $1200-$1300 mark new.

Over the years we've tried just about all of them. From Teins, to Cusco, to D2 etc. Everyone makes them for FTO.

[bjk]

There's another I think mostly Aus brand, ISC that makes them now as well. Not sure if anyone has used them yet. One of the drift guys who does quite well here in SA is using them and winning comps, but I was like, eh, drift, but then he also did well in grip hillclimb too. Might be tempted to give them a go when my BC BR have done their time.

[destinationtoby]

[Shyam995]

yeah a lot of my friends run bc suspension so i might as well invest in that

[spetz]

Are BC coilovers comparable to the higher end coilovers?
Eg, Tein, Cusco etc
Or are they just good for the $1k they cost?