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XYZ Coil overs???
I've never heard of them so I searched it on google and a lot of people in Europe compared them to the BC coils. Thoughts?
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For the same price, I'd go with Stance.
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for the same price i would be looking at bilsteins and some sleeved springs
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$1,200 for a set of coilovers....
i can't imagine these being that great at that price point. |
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