ChrISF

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/clu...o-pricing.html

Can i get some feedback from anyone on these?

Gville350

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Looks like another generic badged/branded coilover to me. Copy of a copy of a copy. Looks pretty out of the box, but like the OP is asking...how's the long term on these things?

is150

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I have not been able to find a review for these. Seems every other forum is asking about them too, but no reviews. Im with Gville350 as they are most likely a megan/d2/bcr/ksport variant. I am currently looking for a set of coilovers in the price range and most likely go with megan lp. The yellow speed do have a high spring rate of 14k/10k

Gville350

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^Wow, someone else actually looks at the spring rates and not just how low it'll go? LOL!

I saw that too, thought it was high...but what do I know, I've never looked into Lexus coilovers before. To me, they look like the 10k/7k Buddy Clubs I had on my Civic :

ChrISF

Yeah 14/10 is pretty high but BC offers 16/14 if you ask. I think I might go with those only because I trust the longevity of the BC a lot more over the Yellow's.

thuynh100

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would like feedback on these also!

is150

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Yez, but more impotantly the vendors back the product. Sane reason I think I'm going to go with the megan lp coilovers. I'm also looking for a spring rate of 12k front and 8k-10k rear. That way you don't have to keep the shock setting maxed out to keep from bottoming out or scraping when riding low

CircuitMS

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If you're unsure, stick with something proven

Gville350

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^The only long lifespan coilover thread that I've seen is for the Megans. I believe the guy said he put 120k on 1 set!

steezy

I've seen tanabes last for 7 years...

Gville350

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On a 2IS? Good to hear.

Sffd103

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7 years....how many miles?

steezy

of course not our cars lol our cars have only been in production for 5 years. it was on a honda accord. not sure on the miles. I've had mine on for 2 1/2. Weesped probably had his for 3 or 4 years.

back to the main topic guys.

ChrISF

I've had my JIC's for going on 3 years now about 50K

is150

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Here is a review I found on the coilovers but for the mazda miata. Seems this guy really likes them, as well as others that have bought them. http://mx5cartalk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=42522 Looks like you also can replace the shock cartridge like the BCR coilovers. Wonder if they have adjustable spring rates and vendor support like BCR.