JasonWW

iTrader: (2)

It's not new, it's LG's racing coilover set. It also has real coilovers in the rear shock location.



$2300 a set. More info below:
http://www.lgmotorsports.com/catalog...7c10dcee64622b

There's not many pics of his setup out there, but I have a few installed shots.

Also, I don't run a front isolator as I don't think it's needed. Who knows, maybe it would help the ride quality. I'm assuming you mean install it between the spring and the hat?

EvilBLK02TA

iTrader: (28)

So back to what another member said earlier, Koni's come set on full soft from the factory?? Im having New Era Performance(SPONSOR) install my shocks(4/4 Koni's) and Strano Springs on thursday and I might as well have them adjust them to what settings I think Ill need to start out with, then I can adjust later. From what I've read, 4 1/2 sweeps from full on front, and full soft on rear seem to be popular..... any feedback?

Jeff Smith

iTrader: (44)

TTT..WOW expensive$$$. Nice design..

Have anyone build homemade like this one? I think about building one ..

[QUOTE=JasonWW]It's not new, it's LG's racing coilover set. It also has real coilovers in the rear shock location.



$2300 a set. More info below:
http://www.lgmotorsports.com/catalog...7c10dcee64622b

JasonWW

iTrader: (2)

Yeah, that's the halfway point for the fronts. What I ended up doing is keep firming up the fronts until the freeway ride made me sick. The firmer it is the faster the car will drop when you go across a low section of road. It makes your stomach go up into your chest like a rollercoaster ride. Or you can just keep going firmer until you think the ride gets too rough and then back them off a little.

I actually do run my rears a bit firmer. For some reason with my rears on full soft the ride is good, but I loose grip accelerating out of turns. About one full turn firmer helps that situation. I guess the softer setting allows the rear to lean a bit faster and the grip goes down. I'm not sure, but that's the way it is with my car.

JasonWW

iTrader: (2)

Yes you can make something similar. It just depends on what you want. Are you looking for a racing shock? Do you need rodends? Etc...