Megan racing EZ coilovers
03-30-11, 09:02 PM
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I just received mine in the mail today. And I just finished putting them on. I left the dampening settings the way they were ou of the box. I'm kind of confused on how to adjust that. I've got them pretty low the top of each tire on my tt rims is tucking a little. I drove about 3 miles on them and on a very hilly and curvy road. So far I love them! They ride so good compared to other cars with coilovers that I've rode in. I'll post some pics up when it's daylight and I get them adjusted exactly like i want them.
01-09-12, 05:04 PM
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let me throw my 2 cents in here
i am a braking and susp guy . i have had teins and my other car ( a highly modded gs400 with every susp brace out of japan) i have had teins on my 600 rwhp sc and i will say the megans are a notch or 2 above teins in quality and perf.i have the megans on there for the last 1.5 yrs and i drive hard and when i say hard i mean 2nd hits which puts alot of press on the rear coils to squat and i corner hard and i have had zero issues with them. i have driven in a sc with zeals on them ( $2k coilovers) and i can honestly say the diff in ride quality and overall handling is barely noticable to warrant spending $1200 more on coils
so unless YOU have personally tested all of the above , i would ask you to refrain from misleading info being posted for megans are def a viable option for those who are budjet minded and want to feel secure about there purchase
i am a braking and susp guy . i have had teins and my other car ( a highly modded gs400 with every susp brace out of japan) i have had teins on my 600 rwhp sc and i will say the megans are a notch or 2 above teins in quality and perf.i have the megans on there for the last 1.5 yrs and i drive hard and when i say hard i mean 2nd hits which puts alot of press on the rear coils to squat and i corner hard and i have had zero issues with them. i have driven in a sc with zeals on them ( $2k coilovers) and i can honestly say the diff in ride quality and overall handling is barely noticable to warrant spending $1200 more on coils
so unless YOU have personally tested all of the above , i would ask you to refrain from misleading info being posted for megans are def a viable option for those who are budjet minded and want to feel secure about there purchase
01-13-12, 01:57 PM
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I have a set of megan racing EZ coil overs. I was getting ready to buy the Tein SS coil overs for my car and found a BNIB set of megans for sale locally for $400.
So from my point of view, being what I payed for them. They are great. For a "street" "daily" coil over they have been great so far. Full soft is soft enough and full stiff is as stiff as you could want it. Height adjustability is endless.
I wouldn't hesitate recommending them for the price. Now if you did track days, race days etc. I would probably not recommends them. I sell megan coil overs on a daily basis and no one complains about them because of what they are buying for the money.
only complaint so far is the color
So from my point of view, being what I payed for them. They are great. For a "street" "daily" coil over they have been great so far. Full soft is soft enough and full stiff is as stiff as you could want it. Height adjustability is endless.
I wouldn't hesitate recommending them for the price. Now if you did track days, race days etc. I would probably not recommends them. I sell megan coil overs on a daily basis and no one complains about them because of what they are buying for the money.
only complaint so far is the color
01-13-12, 05:49 PM
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I have had my Megan EZ's for a year now and they have been great.. They are smooth and functional. I do not race on tracks but for DD I love them. They are inexpensive and work well. No issues at all. Then install was easy as pie and the ride is nice. Thats my short review on them.
My car looks great with the drop too.
My car looks great with the drop too.
02-18-12, 08:23 AM
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1997 sc400 dropped on Megan EZ coilovers
I bought the car with the setup on them, I like them allot.
I have not adjusted the dampening yet. Ride is smooth no doubt.
275/40/17 rear tires
245/45/17 front tires
ssr 3 piece
obx exhaust
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02-18-12, 05:41 PM
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just installed them today pretty much bolts on easy, i had tokio blues on with nf210s, now im on megans rides the same so far just way lower lol.
nf210s on top, megans on bottom
nf210s on top, megans on bottom
11-18-12, 02:44 AM
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Back from the dead..
So any new reports on the Megan EZ's? They are all over Ebay/Amazon for about $675 shipped. I had K Sport control PRO's on my previous car and loved the ride and adjust-ability, these seem to have the same quality and features. I DD my SC and but I do go out with my friends for some spirited "Ozark" mountain runs. I feel like this would be ideal unless someone can finally just tell me what this "Gixxer/drew" setup is..
So any new reports on the Megan EZ's? They are all over Ebay/Amazon for about $675 shipped. I had K Sport control PRO's on my previous car and loved the ride and adjust-ability, these seem to have the same quality and features. I DD my SC and but I do go out with my friends for some spirited "Ozark" mountain runs. I feel like this would be ideal unless someone can finally just tell me what this "Gixxer/drew" setup is..