[dklobuci]

are these any good? Any one have these installed?


http://www.fk-shop.de/en/Suspension-...xRQxoC01vw_wcB

[e90Cam]

$292,26
Da fuq?

or is it 292.26

[dklobuci]

Originally Posted by e90Cam

$292,26
Da fuq?

or is it 292.26

hahaha most likely 292.26 lol

[888Concept]

Originally Posted by e90Cam

$292,26
Da fuq?

or is it 292.26

In other countries, or most I should say, use a comma in place of the decimal point.

[XM_Rocks]

FK is definitely an ok brand and widely used on the VW scene.

I think the MK3 and Mk4 GTI guys use them.

Can you order these in the states? That ".de" is not Delaware.

Also why is this in the photo/video gallery section?

[dklobuci]

Originally Posted by XM_Rocks

FK is definitely an ok brand and widely used on the VW scene.

I think the MK3 and Mk4 GTI guys use them.

Can you order these in the states? That ".de" is not Delaware.

Also why is this in the photo/video gallery section?

i feel like more ppl look at this section more

[e90Cam]

fuck, if its only $260 try them out and let us know how they are lol.
Basically the same price as springs

[Bdifferent]

Originally Posted by e90Cam

fuck, if its only $260 try them out and let us know how they are lol.
Basically the same price as springs

+1

[Taran.J]

Originally Posted by Bdifferent

+1

+2 dont slam the car just stance it and see how the shocks take a beating

[Chris_Rav]

Just saying, The fact that the price is in Euro's and the shipping costs coming from Germany, I would assume, would probably eat away greatly on the savings of a better known coil for our platform.

[JeM9]

Damn, the setup for the e90 is even cheaper! Might have to buy a set! Good looking out

[dklobuci]

Originally Posted by e90Cam

fuck, if its only $260 try them out and let us know how they are lol.
Basically the same price as springs

Originally Posted by Bdifferent

+1

Originally Posted by Taran.J

+2 dont slam the car just stance it and see how the shocks take a beating

Originally Posted by Chris_Rav

Just saying, The fact that the price is in Euro's and the shipping costs coming from Germany, I would assume, would probably eat away greatly on the savings of a better known coil for our platform.

Originally Posted by JeM9

Damn, the setup for the e90 is even cheaper! Might have to buy a set! Good looking out

i was bugging out when i saw it lol.... so cheap but im not looking to lower the car much.. i live in nyc and the roads are really bad,, but i have 90k miles so im going to need a new suspension so im looking for something.... i might call them and about shipping!

[MORTON]

292$ Euro = $347 USD + shipping. probably be around $480 - $500 USD shipped im assuming..

[dklobuci]

Originally Posted by MORTON

292$ Euro = $347 USD + shipping. probably be around $480 - $500 USD shipped im assuming..

Yes but are they any good is the question? i check on other forums and they like and dislike it... its almost like a koni yellow i think people like and dislike them also...

[MORTON]

I have not heard anything bad about them. I guess it's really up to you. With anything out there you will find good and bad reviews. When it comes to suspension I always go with the bigger more well known names (not solely because of the name, but the reputation that comes along with it). I had a Honda before my current vehicle and had Tein coilovers and loved them easy install, before that I had eibach springs and liked those as well. I have not lowered my 08' e90 just yet but when I do I will probably go with BC Racing Coilovers or H&R Coilovers.. Suspension is not the place to cheap out man in my experience because it effects so many other things if something goes wrong or starts giving out.. BMW's are not the car to go for cheap suspension mods because the cost of the repair on the other items effects is far greater than lets say a Honda or Mustang... Just my two cents man, save up and go with what you know has a proven track record for making great suspension based products. Hope I helped a little.

[dklobuci]

Originally Posted by MORTON

I have not heard anything bad about them. I guess it's really up to you. With anything out there you will find good and bad reviews. When it comes to suspension I always go with the bigger more well known names (not solely because of the name, but the reputation that comes along with it). I had a Honda before my current vehicle and had Tein coilovers and loved them easy install, before that I had eibach springs and liked those as well. I have not lowered my 08' e90 just yet but when I do I will probably go with BC Racing Coilovers or H&R Coilovers.. Suspension is not the place to cheap out man in my experience because it effects so many other things if something goes wrong or starts giving out.. BMW's are not the car to go for cheap suspension mods because the cost of the repair on the other items effects is far greater than lets say a Honda or Mustang... Just my two cents man, save up and go with what you know has a proven track record for making great suspension based products. Hope I helped a little.

you are 1000% correct.. my friend had the x6 5.0 and he put some weird suspension and it fucked up the whole ride and also cost him more because it did more damage somewhere... so i will wait for something like kv1 maybe

[Eat.Sleep.Race]

They're ok, i had a set on my GTI, and they rode nice, and def much better over stock used and abused ones./

[dklobuci]

Originally Posted by Eat.Sleep.Race

They're ok, i had a set on my GTI, and they rode nice, and def much better over stock used and abused ones./

i mean im not tracking my car ever ... its a daily dirver... so for none performance replacement over stock you think its a bit better?

[Eat.Sleep.Race]

Originally Posted by dklobuci

i mean im not tracking my car ever ... its a daily dirver... so for none performance replacement over stock you think its a bit better?

Yes definately.

[MORTON]

You are on the right track now brother. Believe me I went the 'cheaper' route cause I just couldn't wait and believe me I ended up spending a ton of money much like your friend did.. Find the good ones you want so you get a solid price and a goal to save up for and before you know it they will be in the mail and at your house man, after all we've got nothing but time!

[MORTON]

Originally Posted by Eat.Sleep.Race

They're ok, i had a set on my GTI, and they rode nice, and def much better over stock used and abused ones./

Anything's just about better than stock, however, longevity wise probably better off with the big boys.

[dklobuci]

Originally Posted by MORTON

You are on the right track now brother. Believe me I went the 'cheaper' route cause I just couldn't wait and believe me I ended up spending a ton of money much like your friend did.. Find the good ones you want so you get a solid price and a goal to save up for and before you know it they will be in the mail and at your house man, after all we've got nothing but time!

Originally Posted by MORTON

Anything's just about better than stock, however, longevity wise probably better off with the big boys.

thanks for advice will get the most popular ones