Coilovers
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From: Lebanon
2009 C350
Coilovers
Hello folks, I'm about to buy these set of coilovers (see pic below)which are made in Taiwan for a total price of 1k include shipment . Anyone has any info about DGR coilovers they seem to be similar to BC coilovers .
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From: CT
I recently bought coilovers as well and these did pop up. They seem well built and have a lot of adjustability, but at the end of the day they're the "new kids on the block".
They offer a lifetime warranty and offer custom spring rates, but what ultimately led me to buy the coilovers I did was the racing pedigree, customer support, and reviews from others.
I ended up going with the Bilstein PSS or B14 coilovers because I didn't need dampening, and got them for right around $1k shipped.
Also checkout Fortune Auto coilovers, pretty similar setups and options but they use SWIFT springs which are supposed to be amazing.
Amar
They offer a lifetime warranty and offer custom spring rates, but what ultimately led me to buy the coilovers I did was the racing pedigree, customer support, and reviews from others.
I ended up going with the Bilstein PSS or B14 coilovers because I didn't need dampening, and got them for right around $1k shipped.
Also checkout Fortune Auto coilovers, pretty similar setups and options but they use SWIFT springs which are supposed to be amazing.
Amar
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From: proxima centauri
2019 C63S Cabriolet
Personally I always Use KW because of their LIfetime warranty and the quality, and a friend of mine that has a 2015 Hurracan, has V3's that should tell you something. but I had them on several cars e.g M4, Porsche 911, C63, so is a mix of street and Race but a perfect daily driver suspenssion.
