Anyone know anything about these eBay coilovers ?

[Waffle]

I don't usually go for eBay stuff but I got caught rotten today with quality of my oem's by my mechanic . So I'm trying to get something on a budget.

I'm not sure on how to post links but here's a pic

 

[DDS789]

They look ok, but with the slatings that budget coilovers like BC etc get I'm sure these will be looked upon the same.

I run BC's and they are fine, but I don't know any better stuff as I've not tried.

What are you using the car for? Take your time with the purchase as you may end up with a critical part of your car that you worry about

Especially if your driving hard or tracking.

Plus I'm pretty confident resale will be very poor, so you could end up buying twice if you know what I mean.

 

[Waffle]

Aye, that was the answer I was expecting. I may have to bite the bullet and live without food and electricity for the month and save up for some BC coilovers. All of my mates use them and swear by them.

What other brands could I aim for on a budget?

 

[DsmEvo]

I would also consider meisterR, just fitted them on my e5 2 days ago and must say im impressed!

 

[Tom2741]

Could be worth keeping an eye out for used ones.

I had tein monoflex's on my car (over £k's worth) but then got some exe-tc's for about a £k 2nd hand. They're around 3-4 times that new and it shows!

 

[liffy16]

Bought some ebay coilovers for my impreza years ago load of crap
Useless after about 8months poor chrome and materials meant the seals had gone on all
Four
In the case of coilovers you do get what you pay for i.e. ,ohlins, tein

 

[tommiboost]

I run the meister zeta-r excellent so far had them on for 6 months no issues and the customer service good aswell. Jerrick is a top guy.

 

[Simon@NTS]

im currently vouching for the new style d2 coilovers