Recommended Coilovers

[MisterSheep]

Originally Posted by tskaohu

The flex z's do have camber adj? Ive been looking at them and the top plates do not look like they can adjust camber. New rims will be an addition at some point so camber adj. will be a good thing to have.

You're correct, I got confused with the street flex adjustments. But some top hats that offer camber adjustability when paried with the Flex Z's are still very affordable.

[kch]

Originally Posted by tskaohu

I might be getting wheels in the near future, thats why id rather just get coils now instead of buying springs and then eventually getting coils when i realized i needed them. plus id like to go a little lower than springs offer.

I see you have a series blue as well. I just recently went low on coils and it's been...interesting. I went lower than I'd like because of various reasons, but so far there's only a few places where I've had trouble scraping the lip. Edit: I don't think I'd ever be able to run a front splitter at this height and still use it as a DD. Oh well.

[tskaohu]

Originally Posted by kch

I see you have a series blue as well. I just recently went low on coils and it's been...interesting. I went lower than I'd like because of various reasons, but so far there's only a few places where I've had trouble scraping the lip. Edit: I don't think I'd ever be able to run a front splitter at this height and still use it as a DD. Oh well.

What coils are you running?

[kch]

Originally Posted by tskaohu

What coils are you running?

RCE Tarmac 2 with Raceseng Cascam plates up front and the 2" rear mounts. The rear mounts are why I'm lower than I wanted to be, but oh well.

[tskaohu]

Originally Posted by kch

RCE Tarmac 2 with Raceseng Cascam plates up front and the 2" rear mounts. The rear mounts are why I'm lower than I wanted to be, but oh well.

It looks good nonetheless, and if i might ask are you running PSS 225's on the stock sti rims?

[tskaohu]

Originally Posted by MisterSheep

You're correct, I got confused with the street flex adjustments. But some top hats that offer camber adjustability when paried with the Flex Z's are still very affordable.

Actually from what i just read on Tein's site catalog of the flex z the coils for the 86 come with pillowball camber adj plates for the front. Can anyone confirm this?

[CSG Mike]

Flex Z come with camber plates.

[tskaohu]

Originally Posted by CSG Mike

Flex Z come with camber plates.

Dank, well I think i just made my decision!

[MisterSheep]

Originally Posted by CSG Mike

Flex Z come with camber plates.

Originally Posted by tskaohu

Dank, well I think i just made my decision!

I actually didn't know this either. Thats sweet. That's a really, really good price then.

[tskaohu]

Originally Posted by MisterSheep

I actually didn't know this either. Thats sweet. That's a really, really good price then.

yeah from what i was reading, some kits for different cars come without the camber plates, but for our beautiful cars they come with them.

[CSG Mike]

Originally Posted by MisterSheep

I actually didn't know this either. Thats sweet. That's a really, really good price then.

It is very rare for me to actually recommend a product in that price range.

[tskaohu]

Originally Posted by CSG Mike

It is very rare for me to actually recommend a product in that price range.

I guess not everything has to rape your wallet for quality right?

[8R6]

for a daily driver, it'll be really hard to beat the value of either the ST or Flex Z.

[buruguduy]

I had the Flex Z for a few months now (thanks to CSG) and I am really happy I went with it. Even my wife is comfortable driving the car with it. Also with your budget, you will have enough to get some rear lca as well and still have some change.