So I just ordered the FK double adjustable coilovers.. wish me luck....
01-10-2003, 10:34 AM
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me too
they're gonna be awesome
lifetime warranty
don't listen to any bad news about them. apparently the bad taste in people's mouth about them is that s4 guys were trying to put on a4 suspension parts.
better than h&r's IMO and less expensive
koni implementation
can't wait!!!!!!
lifetime warranty
don't listen to any bad news about them. apparently the bad taste in people's mouth about them is that s4 guys were trying to put on a4 suspension parts.
better than h&r's IMO and less expensive
koni implementation
can't wait!!!!!!
01-10-2003, 10:45 AM
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thats the mystery at the moment.. concrete numbers are not available till next week..
But if I am not happy with the springs, FK will be providing various rate springs very soon that I can replace with. Not sure about the rebound adjustability, but I imagine they will be similar to the Stasis double adjustables.. do you need to take those off to adjust??
01-10-2003, 10:49 AM
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oh i see...
thats cool they offer you the option to change springs to get a different spring rate.
i dunno about stasis' setups, but i know for my KW Variant II coilovers, i have to take the shocks off the car to adjust them (btw they are koni shocks too).
i assume most companies that make the rebound adjustment an option would require the person to take the shock off, but again i am not 100% sure.
i thought there was a coilover setup coming to the market that let you change the rebound while the shocks were on the car, but havent heard about it for awhile now....
i dunno about stasis' setups, but i know for my KW Variant II coilovers, i have to take the shocks off the car to adjust them (btw they are koni shocks too).
i assume most companies that make the rebound adjustment an option would require the person to take the shock off, but again i am not 100% sure.
i thought there was a coilover setup coming to the market that let you change the rebound while the shocks were on the car, but havent heard about it for awhile now....
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01-10-2003, 11:17 AM
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achtun.. i missed the RS4 keychain quiz this morning,....
So i e-mailed them for one and ordered the coilovers while I was at it.. damn, impulse buying is dangerous.=)