~Megan LP Series Coilover on the Way~
08-04-09, 10:26 AM
#33
the good: doing the labor yourself
the bad: why megan racing coilovers?
i personally have not used any megan racing products but have read many reviews and they are not up to standard. iv heard of welds cracking on their headers and rust. i wouldnt trust my IS on megan coilovers.
If i had the funds, id run zeals but im on tein SS coilovers.
the bad: why megan racing coilovers?
i personally have not used any megan racing products but have read many reviews and they are not up to standard. iv heard of welds cracking on their headers and rust. i wouldnt trust my IS on megan coilovers.
If i had the funds, id run zeals but im on tein SS coilovers.
i have Tein SS and the ride isnt comfy at all, need to rebuild 1 of them as i see leakage. made several email attempts with no responses. great customer service they got over there, NOT!
P.S. theres a new Megan Vendor on here and the price they quoted me is the cheapest thus far out of all the vendors and ebay, fyi
Last edited by sr20mofo; 08-04-09 at 10:29 AM.
08-04-09, 12:17 PM
#34
yes Tein really doesent seem to care about lexus owners. i called 100 times to just ask a simple question about the CST and got in touch with them once and they still didnt answer my question. I felt like i was talking to a grandma about cars. so I ended up deciding between megan and BC racing
08-15-09, 12:36 AM
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i'v had my megan coilover for awhile now. i have to say.. ride quality isnt sacrific no matter how low i go.. still rides almost like stock! the top of my fender wheel area is 25inchs all around from the ground. any lower you will scrape the bottom. i've had it as low as 24 inches (you will hear that scrape sound on every bump. lol)
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