Lowest budget coiliovers

[starletsam]

Looking into getting a new set of coilovers for around £600 an was wondering which you recommend and what ones go the lowest :)

[dac69er]

best bet seem to be meister r.

[starletsam]

What about the bc coilovers?

[MeisterR]

If this is for an EP82, the MeisterR Zeta-R are bespoke made for the chassis.

It will provide the right amount of height adjustment and damping adjustment for fast road use so it won't be harsh for daily driving.

They are also on offer at £549 delivered, you can check the trader section. :)

[TURBO2010]

yep as above Meister r!!!:)

[Dan_SV]

yep as above Meister r!!!:)

x2 :rockon:

[starletsam]

Meistres better than the bc's?

[Knightsy-EP91]

Ive got bc's on my V and they go low enough imo and i rate them very highly, mush better than my old d2's.

[starletsam]

Hmmm 99% sure I'll go for the meister R's!will they still be on offer in about2-3 weeks?

[.ep82GER]

If this is for an EP82, the MeisterR Zeta-R are bespoke made for the chassis.

It will provide the right amount of height adjustment and damping adjustment for fast road use so it won't be harsh for daily driving.

They are also on offer at £549 delivered, you can check the trader section. :)

Ill be lookin for a set of coilovers shortly..alot of good things been said about
MeisterR for daily driving but how do they fair out on the track thats what ill be looking them for also a ep82......

[MeisterR]

The offer will be on still, shouldn't be a problem. :)

As for how well they will do on track, they should be perfectly fine unless you are going for very hardcore tyres.

There are plenty of damping adjustments to help limit the body roll for track use.
The damper are specifically made to be compression and rebound combined adjustable as this have a favorable effect when adjusting the damping.

The increase in compression will help "push" the tyres onto the ground, and the increase in rebound will help slow down the weight transfer and limit the body roll.
Using hard damping will be favorable on tracks, but it will make the car very harsh on uneven roads.
That is why the range of the damping have specified to provide soft enough adjustment for the uneven roads and hard enough adjustments for the flat track surfaces.

We actually find having a slightly softer suspension will give better overall grip on track with road tyres as you won't load up the tyres too quickly and therefore understeers...

[starletsam]

dont need to worry just ordered some meister R's :p cant wait to get them on!2 front TRD coilovers for sale soon if anyone needs some:rockon: