Does dropzone and aerospeed actually make coilovers for our car now?

Are they quality products or just plain crap?

 

Not sure but if they don't include the whole set up shock and all then they are crap. Theres a guy at my work that has gone thru 3 differnt sets, all proffensionally installed, due to them not holding onto his shocks/struts.

If you want to go with a coilover set up, go look at the Tein coiovers.

With just the springs and perches soonor later you'll de destined for failure.

 

if your looking to get coilovers also try the coilovers of the 95-99 chevy cavaliers they fit on our cars and since they have been out longer there is more to offer in brands!!

 

^Now thats something I haven't heard before, and a search isn't turning up anything worthwhile.. where's this info coming from?

 

i also have not heard that and would be very skeptical, i too want to know where you learned this

 

well i didn't learn it i actually have done it. the springs that are on my car are from the cavalier!!!

 

and u won't find any search on it because not to many people know about it. but here in Miami we try things when nothing else is available. and this is one of the projects we tried and worked out to be good. Springs are a direct fit.

 

Are we talking just springs, here? Shocks or struts, too? Are these the sleeve-type coilovers?

 

is this really true cause that would be awesome, stuff for cavaliers is so much cheaper and like lancermarin said what type of suspension fits all or just regular springs or sleeves.