[robc1976]

Originally Posted by tigermack

ST isn't even expensive... lol at overpriced and bandwagon. Isn't BC over $1k?

ST tend to rust, BC BR are $995.00 (32 way adjustments). They are honestly a great coilover for the price point.

[project335i]

Originally Posted by ~XxPornxX~

BC's is the best choice here. They are well priced (great value) for a rebuildable body, rebound/compression dampening adjust, camber plates, spring rate options, the shock assembly lowers as a whole for maximum shock travel. They have great reviews from real owners. It's time to get off the over priced st/kw bandwagon.

You hit the nail on the button I have leaned alot of people over to BCs and I have not had any complaints from anyone if th since they installed them.

Tigermack
I can definitely feel the difference when using the 32 way adjustments from softer to harder. I woul maybe look into it cause if you really can't feel the difference between hardest to softest there's something wrong

[tigermack]

Originally Posted by robc1976

ST tend to rust, BC BR are $995.00 (32 way adjustments). They are honestly a great coilover for the price point.

For people who goes through snow and rain, sure. Or else prove me wrong.

Originally Posted by project335i

You hit the nail on the button I have leaned alot of people over to BCs and I have not had any complaints from anyone if th since they installed them.

Tigermack
I can definitely feel the difference when using the 32 way adjustments from softer to harder. I woul maybe look into it cause if you really can't feel the difference between hardest to softest there's something wrong

I didn't ride it with much adjustment but I shouldn't need to just to feel the difference. I have Koni 8611 in my race cars and I can feel the changes little by little.

You guys can ride BC all you want.

[tigermack]

Actually my friend has a friend who goes to snow all the time runs ST and never had snow problems. So, what rust?

[project335i]

You should definitely feel the difference and changes. Maybe the koni are more sensitive but if you can't feel the change maybe you just have bad unit. But sounds like you won't be happy at all with BC cause your mind is set on it.

Haters gonna hate though

[gunda]

He leaned me towards buying a set of BC Racing coilovers, and after analyzing them in person and the face they come with front camber plates, I can say that the build quality looks very good and the price with camber plates iced the cake. They can also be rebuilt for $95 per strut, which is very reasonable. I would recommend buy a used set of coilovers, if you can find a good price on KW coilovers used go for those 100%, but BC Coilovers should be 2nd on your list for a "Bang for the buck" coilover.

Originally Posted by project335i

You should definitely feel the difference and changes. Maybe the koni are more sensitive but if you can't feel the change maybe you just have bad unit. But sounds like you won't be happy at all with BC cause your mind is set on it.

Haters gonna hate though