Buddyclub N+ Coilovers?
Buddyclub N+ Coilovers?
I havent really noticed anyone running these? I dont want to mess with springs. I know Buddyclub makes a great coilover, so why isnt anyone on them? $1075 is the best price I've found, anywhere cheaper out there?
I guess T1Rs are the only thing out there worth buying. I really didnt want to pay more than how much the Buddyclubs are.
The fitment issue was just a guess. im not sure exactly why they got pulled. Back in May i was told it could be as long as 6 months until they are available again
I see they are available for purchase at Nopi.com, they were in stock when I called the price was lower than $1k.
The only thing that kills it for me is the spring rates, if I remember correctly I read somewhere that the Fit Buddy Club N+ coilovers were 10k at the front, 12k at the rear. That would be a strictly track setup, those spring rates on the street will be very rough.
Then again, if I remember correctly, you can order different spring rates, so you could order a set of springs for street use and use the 10k/12k setup for the track.
I've read nothing but good things about buddy club coilovers for track use.
The only thing that kills it for me is the spring rates, if I remember correctly I read somewhere that the Fit Buddy Club N+ coilovers were 10k at the front, 12k at the rear. That would be a strictly track setup, those spring rates on the street will be very rough.
Then again, if I remember correctly, you can order different spring rates, so you could order a set of springs for street use and use the 10k/12k setup for the track.
I've read nothing but good things about buddy club coilovers for track use.
I see they are available for purchase at Nopi.com, they were in stock when I called the price was lower than $1k.
The only thing that kills it for me is the spring rates, if I remember correctly I read somewhere that the Fit Buddy Club N+ coilovers were 10k at the front, 12k at the rear. That would be a strictly track setup, those spring rates on the street will be very rough.
Then again, if I remember correctly, you can order different spring rates, so you could order a set of springs for street use and use the 10k/12k setup for the track.
I've read nothing but good things about buddy club coilovers for track use.
The only thing that kills it for me is the spring rates, if I remember correctly I read somewhere that the Fit Buddy Club N+ coilovers were 10k at the front, 12k at the rear. That would be a strictly track setup, those spring rates on the street will be very rough.
Then again, if I remember correctly, you can order different spring rates, so you could order a set of springs for street use and use the 10k/12k setup for the track.
I've read nothing but good things about buddy club coilovers for track use.
hmm i wonder if they are left from the initial shipment or if they are the new version
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Oct 30, 2010 12:05 PM




im guessing due to fitment issues

