BC Racing Coilover Suspension Kit?

[LeAccord]

Has anyone used or have BC Racing coilovers on their car?
http://justjap.com/store/product.php?productid=19673&cat=&page=1
I've searched around and it seems that nobody has used, or even mentioned this kit..

I'm thinking about getting these sometime soon as I've heard good things about them on other cars and from friends that use it on their cars'. I want to skip straight to coilovers as I don't want to go through the sad times with just lowering springs whereby after a short while I'll be craving for more drop !

 

[SSMNVCG3]

for that price id say go for function and form type 2's, the springs rates arent very stiff either

 

[SykVSyx]

I asked about these as well.

Haven't found anything about reviews on Accords.

Nothing wrong with being the first to try a product, just make sure you do a thorough comparison with similarly priced products.

The Suspension Review thread on here would be a good place to start.

 

[LeAccord]

I'm just awaiting the distributor to tell me the minimum and maximum height adjustments because I plan to have this car as my daily drive with a decent height of maybe 2 finger gaps between fender and wheel, then slam it a bit for the weekend and meets.

@ hernandezniko do you know what the min/max height for the type 2's?

 

[SykVSyx]

The info about the F2's can be found in NASOHC's F/S thread on F2's.

 

[LeAccord]

Hmm one finger gap all around is the highest settings for the f2 type 2's.. Will have to wait until tomorrow until I know the details of the BC racing kit.

 

[SykVSyx]

I'm just awaiting the distributor to tell me the minimum and maximum height adjustments because I plan to have this car as my daily drive with a decent height of maybe 2 finger gaps between fender and wheel, then slam it a bit for the weekend and meets.

So, you plan to change your ride height during the week and on weekends?

You know that you would need to get an alignment each time you change the ride height, right?

 

[LeAccord]

Hmm no I did not, thanks for pointing that out I'm quite new to the suspension scene. I guess I'll leave it at a decent height that'll be a balance between being okay for daily driving and looking nice. I don't travel much on my route and the roads aren't too bad so it'll be fine leaving it at about a finger gap for daily driving.

 

[SykVSyx]

Are you running aftermarket wheels?

If so, what size? 1 finger gap should be good.

 

[ReggieReGGCG2]

I have 2 buddies that have these coilovers and say they love em. One has a wrx and the other has a si. I rode in the cars with them and they ride good to me

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