[GreenMachine]

found these coilovers on craigslist near me and im really looking into it. Do these seem any good? would i NEED anything else for it right now like shocks/struts because i can replace those later. but i would need the tool to spread the spring. thanks

http://cleveland.craigslist.org/pts/978341902.html

 

[SLVRbulletSVT03]

Eh, i've never heard anything really good about DropZone as a company, I know they were big in the Honda scene.....maybe someone will chime in with good news, but i'd shy away from them....

 

[GreenMachine]

alright thanks, hopefully i can get some more feedback about this

 

[jgodinez302]

seems to good to be true. Never heard of that company much myself. Coils are best suited for fine tunning a track racer anyways, if you're daily driving it might be a bit much.

 

[GreenMachine]

hmmm alright. know of any good springs for a good price? maybe even with tool included? haha

 

[jgodinez302]

im not speaking for everyone obviously but a lot of users on here think the Eibachs give you the most bang for your buck. Pretty affordable and give it a nice lower stance. Just be sure to check out your shocks, struts and cambers so you dont [][][][][] up your tire ware later on down the line.

 

[mlbbaseball]

for the price, eh, its not too bad, but like stated above, i've never heard of that company b4.

 

[klodkrawler05]

dropzone coilovers are actually a semi decent company.
you would need to get koni yellow shocks and struts to work with these coilovers
you would also need the front spring perches welded onto the front shocks.

 

[eliaslincoln]

^^^Right

if i were you i'd find something else.