E36 Coilover Options for Budget Ballin'

[slocar]

Are racelands adjustable in the front and rear? I looked at the site and it looks like they are just adjustable in the front.

Both.

It can go down another quarter of an inch with the adjuster in, in the back and about .7 inches if you take it out from what you see in my sig ... and about another inch in the front (or even more if you take the helpers out). They definitely go low as shit.

They go low. We'll see how long they last. 700+ miles so far and no issues.

[Digitalwave]

Just get DDM's. Cheap, you can pick your spring rates, they are damping adjustable, and DDM stands by their products for the most part (can't say the same about eBay stuff).

[schroedin]

Are racelands adjustable in the front and rear? I looked at the site and it looks like they are just adjustable in the front.

[slocar]

Raceland



























Yes, I realize I'm gonna get shit for it the rest of my time here, but it's ok.

[dinanm3atl]

Cheapest stuff?

DDM, NEX on eBay, H&R or Bilstein offer a 1100 or 1200 dollar system as well I believe. Those are going to be the 'budget' stuff.

I think Ground Control also makes collars for adapting Koni's. So ~300-400 for the adapters and ~700-800 for the shocks. Need to add mounts and such to that for camber adjustment.

[schroedin]

Howdy thar, I'm planning on picking up a set of coils once I get all the miscellaneous interior shiz fixed. I want to keep it fairly stock, you know, wheels drop, a few goodies. I like the E30 thread, therefore I will copy and paste

Any recommendations for an affordable coilover set-up? Anybody got any for sale?