Coilover Options

[GordR]

Hi Guys

Have been in the starlet world for a while and never really given any major thought to coilovers.

I have TRD's on my Glanza and BC racing on my EP82 im currently hillclimbing.

Is there anything better out there? Appreciate cost will be higher.

[maddox710]

Meisterr gt1 are the next step up from the crds

[Shyam]

I'm having great a great experience with Miester's too

[maddox710]

I had adjustable TRD coilovers on my first glanzas when I got it and they were to hard and didn't match the roads of England. I brought meisterrs new and never looked back they are all designed and tested on English roads

[Ollieh17]

Yellowspeed are worth considering too

[GordR]

Sorry guys I should have noted, they will be track only, so stiffness isn't an issue ! Adjustablility the most important

[morgey]

If its for track then its more a case of whats your budget. The Meister and bcs people are using on here are road based coilovers. theres much better out there for track if you have the money lol

[Dansstarlet1996]

I've just put Yellowspeed on mine and they feel pretty good, cant say to much as I've not been out in a starlet with any others, meisters seem to be very popular though

[AdamB]

AST/KW/Bilstein/Ohlins

They will be the best ones to get hold of, can vouch for Bilstein and KW, although not on a Starlet.

[GordR]

Adam, do any of those 4 have EP fitment?

[daniel_g]

One of my starlets has bilsteins on it, although it just looks like a shock / spring setup.

I highly rate meister CRD+ i have them on my 4paw. Lots of adjustment.

I havent heard of anyone run the meister GT1.

On RHD Japan there is a few different choices, Cusco, ZEP, Blitz.

[AdamB]

Adam, do any of those 4 have EP fitment?