BC racing spec VS Tein CS
07-22-09, 02:07 PM
#33
Originally Posted by Starfire07
Noise:
You will notice a slight chunk from time to time, especially on rough pavement. However 90% of the time, they are dead quiet. You will not be able to tell the car is lowered riding on the freeway. You will notice a few rattles from time to time though, but that is expected with any aftermarket setup.[/B]
You will notice a slight chunk from time to time, especially on rough pavement. However 90% of the time, they are dead quiet. You will not be able to tell the car is lowered riding on the freeway. You will notice a few rattles from time to time though, but that is expected with any aftermarket setup.[/B]
Can anyone elaborate if this is due to the design of the BC coilovers? i havent heard about this issue on other coilover brands so is this normal?
Is BC coils nitrogen or oil filled?
07-22-09, 05:48 PM
#34
hmm i had my for about 6k now and hitting any rough pavement and any cars make noise drop or not. as far the rattle goes i dont get that on my car its a nice ride with the 19's and out east we have post holes like crazy cause of the plows beating on them in the winter time.
07-23-09, 12:35 PM
#35
If you get a pillowball mount coilover, from any manufactuer you can expect a little bit of noise.
Rubber mounts will alleviate most clunks and noise, we usually sell the rubber mounts as standard.
You must also realize that removing the stock suspension and going to ANY coilvoer will result in more road and chassis nosie.
Rubber mounts will alleviate most clunks and noise, we usually sell the rubber mounts as standard.
You must also realize that removing the stock suspension and going to ANY coilvoer will result in more road and chassis nosie.
04-15-10, 05:20 PM
#36
Any more feedback re: BC Racing vs. Tein CST? About to pull the trigger on some coils and would like to be as close to stock ride as possible. Seems like BCR is the way to go. Any other coils in this category? Thanks!
PS: Shocked to hear the Tein's have problems. They're marketing (and pricing) made me assume they were the "best."
PS: Shocked to hear the Tein's have problems. They're marketing (and pricing) made me assume they were the "best."
04-15-10, 11:54 PM
#37
The BC BR coils will serve you well and please if comfort is key,do not get the pillowball mounts. I now only sell the rubber mounts since there is no benefit on the double wishbone unless you alter the strut angle with arm length changes. I run them on my ISF and am very pleased with the price and performance. Plus the price dropped this year, so it should be a no brainer. Hit me up if you want a deal and the lowest price around.
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