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Street Basis B2 Series

A coilover is an automobile suspension device. The main purpose of a coilover is to adjust the ride height of your vehicle. A coilovers Kit consists of a damper and a shock absorber with a coil spring around it. Coilovers is divided into adjustable and non-adjustable

The shock absorber and the spring are assembled as a whole before installation, and replaced as a whole when any one of the two subassemblies fails. Maxpeedingrods has high-quality coilovers kits. This allows you to dial into the coil system perfectly. You can enjoy a comfortable riding experience in all road conditions.
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Front Coilover Lowering Spring Kit compatible for Porsche Cayenne 1st (9PA) Chassis E1

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£202.00

2001 - 2005 compatible for Honda Civic EM2 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Strut Spring Complete Coilovers Lowering Kit

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£280.00

Compatible for Lincoln Navigator Air Bag to Coil Spring Struts Suspension Conversion Set Lowering Kit

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£153.00

2008 - 2012 compatible for Honda AccordLX SE LX-P Coilovers Suspension Strut Kit Lowering Kit

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£250.00

Compatible for Honda Element Adjustable Height Shock Absorbers Kit Coilovers 2003 - 2011 Lowering Kit

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£316.00

2000 - 2005 compatible for Dodge Neon compatible for SRT-4 2003 - 2005 Adjustable Height Shock Suspension Kit Coilovers Lowering Kit

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£331.00

1997-2003 compatible for PONTIAC GRAND PRIX AMI MSR Front Pair Shocks Struts Lowering Kit

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£122.00

Compatible for Ford Taurus 1996-2007 Tuning suspension kit Shocks Struts Coil Springs Coilover Assembly Lowering Kit

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£310.00

Compatible for Ford F-150 2004 - 2008 Mark LT 2006 - 2008 2WD RWD Front StrutsandRear Shocks set Lowering Kit

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£239.00
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  • What is A Coilover?

    Coilover is the abbreviation of "coil shock absorber" or "coil spring over the shock ". Coilovers are simply springs/coils that are placed on the shock absorber. The shock absorber is where the damping works. Some coilovers have damping adjustments (compression and rebound) that change their stiffness and can adjust the ride height, giving you the freedom to lower your car for the sporty lowered look. Lowering your car will also improve handling and reduce body roll.

  • How Does a Coilover Work?

    The typical suspension system features a controlling arm, coil spring, and a shock absorber or a strut. The difference between a strut and a normal shock is that a strut carries some of the weight of the car. Most of the time, the spring is mounted on the strut. In case of any compression on the strut, or the spring, or both, the wheel moves upwards towards the body of the car. The mechanism of the coilover is similar. It has a longer coil spring that is coiled around the strut. For the upward movement of the wheel, both the shock and the spring must compress. The spring carries the weight upon compression while the strut transfers or damps the bouncing to the spring.

  • Lowering Springs vs Coilovers

    Coilover includes the shock/strut while lowering springs do not. Because of this, coilovers are often more expensive than the basic lowering spring kit. Performance is the next factor. The coilover will perform better for almost all applications. There are some cases like in drag racing where a lowering drag spring plus a drag shock will perform better than a coilover of around the same price. But notice that the top-performing drag suspension is also coilovers. Coilovers with their adjustability will most often outperform their basic lowering spring counterparts and net the user a better look.

  • How much do coilovers cost?

    Coilovers don't have to be expensive. Maxpeedingrods offer super afforable, entry-level coilovers with all your ride height and damping adjustments, starting between £100 and £1,000. No matter what budget you're working with, maxpeedingrods coilovers are one of the best all-around performance mods you can buy!

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