Coilovers, what to get?
Coilovers, what to get?
So I would love to get rid of the body roll on the evo x and remove the wheel gap that exists on my stock evo x.
Do I need Ohlins or can I get some Fortune 500's? I will go to the track once or twice a year. Daily driver. Just want to address body roll and wheel gap.
Any insight? Thank you guys
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Do I need Ohlins or can I get some Fortune 500's? I will go to the track once or twice a year. Daily driver. Just want to address body roll and wheel gap.
Any insight? Thank you guys
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If you have 3k to spend then definitely go with the Ohlins R&T. Talk to Chad at CBRD and he can answer any of your questions. This suspension has had a lot of R&D, especially on the Evo and the road manners are superior to most everything out there and of course excellent on the track.
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Hotchkis 32mm bars on stock suspension will do an excellent job of controlling roll for DD (night and day on my car). From what I've read, I plan on going with the Ohlin's for mostly DD, occasionaly track. They are well tested, developed, and have stock-like items such as dust boots, etc that others don't.
The ohlins are a great coilover for street/track. While ohlins doesn't match each corners for the set the quality control is good enough that they don't need to. Had mine on a shock dyno and they only had. 2% variance. I did get mine revalved though. If you go with a brand like tein/fortune please do yourself a favor and get them on a shock dyno and have them revalved.
The ohlins are a great coilover for street/track. While ohlins doesn't match each corners for the set the quality control is good enough that they don't need to. Had mine on a shock dyno and they only had. 2% variance. I did get mine revalved though. If you go with a brand like tein/fortune please do yourself a favor and get them on a shock dyno and have them revalved.


