Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Just picked up this 91 rx7 vert and plan to lower it a few inches (won’t slam it yet it’s in great condition) what brand coilovers do you recommend that won’t break the bank? by samantha7000 CARScars looking prettyslammed carsstance 6 Comments DigitalAscension 2 years ago H&R has some great lowering springs. I had some on my GT86. Rode just like the factory springs 1767gs 2 years ago if you aren’t gonna slam it and you are on a budget then just do lowering springs Certain-Month9753 2 years ago Street hunter II are good and with the warranty they’re about 500-600$, had them on mine 762x39_ 2 years ago Truhart isn the best mid tier coils. jankjig 2 years ago You can find coilovers for these for $400. Id recommend that route purely for adjustability . monkeyheadmark 2 years ago take off the valve cap, press the little metal pin in the center of the valve stem, release air until the desired ride height has been achieved Write A CommentYou must be logged in to post a comment.
DigitalAscension 2 years ago H&R has some great lowering springs. I had some on my GT86. Rode just like the factory springs
Certain-Month9753 2 years ago Street hunter II are good and with the warranty they’re about 500-600$, had them on mine
jankjig 2 years ago You can find coilovers for these for $400. Id recommend that route purely for adjustability .
monkeyheadmark 2 years ago take off the valve cap, press the little metal pin in the center of the valve stem, release air until the desired ride height has been achieved
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H&R has some great lowering springs. I had some on my GT86. Rode just like the factory springs
if you aren’t gonna slam it and you are on a budget then just do lowering springs
Street hunter II are good and with the warranty they’re about 500-600$, had them on mine
Truhart isn the best mid tier coils.
You can find coilovers for these for $400. Id recommend that route purely for adjustability .
take off the valve cap, press the little metal pin in the center of the valve stem, release air until the desired ride height has been achieved