BC Coilovers?
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andysam
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Re: BC Coilovers?
Hi guys
Those who are interested in Koni new product FSD dampers or coilover set or sport kit set can contact me directly at 90402770. Especially for Koni FSD dampers that have the lastest technology whereby damping force will adjust automatically accordingly to the drving style as well as road condition. Personally i have try the set on BMWE46 in Holland racing track and can really feel the difference in terms of handling. Furthermore, by having a bigger rim with low profile tyres seem to have loss of comfort and having this FSD dampers will be able to compensate the loss. Furthermore, feedbacks from other owners driving E46 320 seems to fully agree with this point and stating that the comfort level is much better then OE Setup
Hi guys
Those who are interested in Koni new product FSD dampers or coilover set or sport kit set can contact me directly at 90402770. Especially for Koni FSD dampers that have the lastest technology whereby damping force will adjust automatically accordingly to the drving style as well as road condition. Personally i have try the set on BMWE46 in Holland racing track and can really feel the difference in terms of handling. Furthermore, by having a bigger rim with low profile tyres seem to have loss of comfort and having this FSD dampers will be able to compensate the loss. Furthermore, feedbacks from other owners driving E46 320 seems to fully agree with this point and stating that the comfort level is much better then OE Setup
tbt
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Re: BC Coilovers?
i had them on my previous E46, IMHO it is cheap, good & it works. just be prepared to take some comfort out of your ride. it works very well on track.
too bad they don't have it for E90 yet for now.
i paid SGD $1.1 K for the full set 8 months ago.
it includes installation of the coilovers, wheel Alignment & unlimted visit for height adjustment. plus 1 year warrenty.
do keep in mind these charges cos they will cost you $$$ .
my advice is go for the BC coilovers, at least i can say 'i own a set of coilovers before on a BMW, and i will do it again.
bt
rex7_vtec said:
i had them on my previous E46, IMHO it is cheap, good & it works. just be prepared to take some comfort out of your ride. it works very well on track.
too bad they don't have it for E90 yet for now.
i paid SGD $1.1 K for the full set 8 months ago.
it includes installation of the coilovers, wheel Alignment & unlimted visit for height adjustment. plus 1 year warrenty.
do keep in mind these charges cos they will cost you $$$ .
my advice is go for the BC coilovers, at least i can say 'i own a set of coilovers before on a BMW, and i will do it again.
bt
Re: BC Coilovers?
Or another alternative is to see how many people are interested at the price of $1.2k...
From there, speak to Ricky and see what's the best he could do if we have this 'X' number of interested parties.
This is basically just asking for a quotation, not a confirmation of purchase.
Or another alternative is to see how many people are interested at the price of $1.2k...
From there, speak to Ricky and see what's the best he could do if we have this 'X' number of interested parties.
This is basically just asking for a quotation, not a confirmation of purchase.
mustaffalj
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Re: BC Coilovers?
Hi member,
Just installed yesterday on my 2003 318-E46, first time on coilovers, It firmer than the performance sachs, no body rolls and worth it,
Try last night on the sharp corner and the ride act like a predator,
Regards
Hi member,
Just installed yesterday on my 2003 318-E46, first time on coilovers, It firmer than the performance sachs, no body rolls and worth it,
Try last night on the sharp corner and the ride act like a predator,
Regards
Whisky_Tango
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Re: BC Coilovers?
Bro, you need to let the new coilovers settle in. Meaning once you install, adjust the height you prefer than drive for 3 days with the softest damper (0 click).
On the 3rd day then you click up to the hardness you desire and go for wheel alignment.
mustaffalj said:
Bro, you need to let the new coilovers settle in. Meaning once you install, adjust the height you prefer than drive for 3 days with the softest damper (0 click).
On the 3rd day then you click up to the hardness you desire and go for wheel alignment.
drivemax
Well-Known Member
Re: BC Coilovers?
I have tried BC on my previous ride (honda). I found the handling and comfort so much
better when the front was set to a few more clicks harder than the back.
But then again it depends on each individual ride. just my 0.2cts.
happy experimenting..
cheers!
I have tried BC on my previous ride (honda). I found the handling and comfort so much
better when the front was set to a few more clicks harder than the back.
But then again it depends on each individual ride. just my 0.2cts.
happy experimenting..
cheers!
Whisky_Tango
Core Group Members
Re: BC Coilovers?
Well... tats why for all front mounted engine, due to heavier at the front, its beta to harden the front dampers more than the rear so as to achieve balance.
Mid-engine mount, all even settings and rear engine mount, stiffer at the rear than the front.
Cheers!
drivemax said:I have tried BC on my previous ride (honda). I found the handling and comfort so much
better when the front was set to a few more clicks harder than the back.
But then again it depends on each individual ride. just my 0.2cts.
happy experimenting..
cheers!
Well... tats why for all front mounted engine, due to heavier at the front, its beta to harden the front dampers more than the rear so as to achieve balance.
Mid-engine mount, all even settings and rear engine mount, stiffer at the rear than the front.
Cheers!
mustaffalj
Users Awaiting Email Confirmation
Re: BC Coilovers?
Bro, Thanks for the advise,
Regards
Bro, Thanks for the advise,
Regards
