Best coilovers

[hutchy1990]

Coilovers what's best + why?
MeisterR's or BC's
Whats your thoughts guys

[TrisK]

I like my Meister's. Got them on the civic and the starlet 

[dazzariley69]

You won’t ha e a problem with either of those, top coilies. I am a bit of a bc fan myself from previous experience. Running d2’s atm and I will be changing them over next year 

[maddox710]

Just installed brand new bc on mine glanza yesterday, done a little bit of driving round and they dont feel as complient as meisterr 

[AdamB]

I found the bump & rebound a lot stiffer in BC's, in fact I think they're one of the stiffest I've ever felt. Wasn't a fan.

[td04 glanza]

I ran bc’c for a few months and sold on as I found them too stiff, went for the Meister and much preferred the setup

[maddox710]

Gotta say I'd more likely have meisterr again if I could 

[Stu]

Fortune Auto.  Full digressive shocks, amazing road feel and adjustability.  By far the best Ive driven on including Bilstein, Koni, BC, D2, Yellowspeed etc etc.  Not cheap though.

 

[gorganl2000]

12 hours ago, Stu said:

Fortune Auto.  Full digressive shocks, amazing road feel and adjustability.  By far the best Ive driven on including Bilstein, Koni, BC, D2, Yellowspeed etc etc.  Not cheap though.

 

what spring rates front/rear and price tag?

 

like many above, i have personal experience with meisterR and i highly recommend them---gquality products, excellent pre/after sales service

Edited December 7, 2017 by gorganl2000

[Stu]

Im running 8kg front, 6kg rear but have had customers cars in with 6kg/4kg.  You can spec any spring rate you want.  I just checked and the current retail price is $1,869.00nzd plus tax from the local agent.