e36 - nex coilovers? ANYONE yet? nex vs rokkor vs more ebay stuff

[Stephen]

Search for NEX experiences on other platforms, there is plenty.

Otherwise this thread doesnt need to keep going.

[SeanDub]

^lol.

well at least 1 person... knows someone... who was on nex coilovers.

and i guess quality of coilovers should matter to all of you guys since you guys all drift and track your e36s.

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anyone else use nex coilovers?

I'm just not a cheap fuck and choose to purchase quality parts.

[Average_Jerk]

this is stupid. you obviously are going to buy them regardless of what people tell you. We're done here

[teh luckinator]

^lol.

well at least 1 person... knows someone... who was on nex coilovers.

and i guess quality of coilovers should matter to all of you guys since you guys all drift and track your e36s.

...

anyone else use nex coilovers?

[Kielan]

If people told you not to bang your head against a wall, but had no experience with it, would you still want to?

[SeanDub]

Idiot.

[skrapez]

Exactly^^^ I told my roommate not to buy them. He did and now he's driving around on blown as shitty coils he wasted $600 on

[Average_Jerk]

everyone said not to... and haven't had any experience with them.

i'm glad i can spend more money to get better quality coilovers, that's awesome. st coilovers, cool, stanceworks coilovers, cool.

so yeah, has anyone tried nex coilovers?

no



and heres why I havent, and wont. the most important parts of your vehicle are tires, suspension and brakes. going with some cheap chinese made bullshit is a safety risk to both you and everyone around you. IMO its not worth saving a buck to put everyone else in danger.

also, they clearly havent put any r&d into their product. what that means is that the struts are most likely valved as OEM would be. and the spring rates are probably as soft as charmin toilet paper. naturally, that means that they would be better suited for wiping your asshole then flushing down the toilet.

they will ride like crap, then blow out when you try to lower it. probably only have a 1 year warranty, and the fine print probably says that its voided if you lower your car. even if it isnt, you will have to send them back for a rebuild and be laid up for a while plus shipping charges. all this inconvenience could have been avoided by spending a few more dollars and buying a quality product for your car. if you ask a question, then get answers from people who might know a thing or two about e36, and wont take anything into account. go and buy them. knock yourself out.

[skrapez]

everyone said not to... and haven't had any experience with them.

i'm glad i can spend more money to get better quality coilovers, that's awesome. st coilovers, cool, stanceworks coilovers, cool.

so yeah, has anyone tried nex coilovers?

My roommate mike has them on his E34 and they are garbage. The reason we purchase nice coils is because we know about all the other ones because we did research before we decided on what to choose. You get what you pay for. Keep being ignorant. I hope your cheap coils break in half while you're driving.

[teh luckinator]

everyone said not to... and haven't had any experience with them.

i'm glad i can spend more money to get better quality coilovers, that's awesome. st coilovers, cool, stanceworks coilovers, cool.

so yeah, has anyone tried nex coilovers?

[Kielan]

Why would you want to buy these even after everyone in this thread has said not to. These are some of the most knowledgable people in the E36 game. I'd suggest you listen to them.

[skrapez]

yeah dude. the NEX coils are absolutely amazing for the price. everyone always says cheap coils are cheap quality but its the opposite. The cheaper the better cause you spent less and got the same thing as if you bought a 4k set!!! my car is on NEX... rides amazing!!!

[teh luckinator]

well that's cool.

has anyone tried nex coilovers?

[SeanDub]

Do it, they're awesome. Nothing on the market will out perform these coils.

[Jesus Christ]

Seriously...go for st's.