Coilovers

The purpose of coilovers is to lower the car so that you get optimal weight distribution and reduced body roll. Lowered vehicle ride provides more efficient balance that helps the vehicle perform better on sharp manoeuvres. Question comes here, coilovers are known for their excellent performance, why don't most manufacturers…

Coilovers, when installed, will most likely affect the camber of the vehicle. Since the Coilover is a popular way to lower a car, lowering it will give the car a negative camber. Negative camber is not bad for high-performance cars, but too much negative camber can be dangerous. You should…

Lifting your car suspension will reduce gas mileage - whereas lowering it will increase gas mileage.  A lifted suspension will get more wind resistance, resulting in reduced gas mileage. However, reduced suspensions will have lesser wind resistance and better gas mileage.  Personally, I have reduced the suspension on my Honda…

The time it takes coilovers to settle is totally dependent on how you drive and how frequently you drive; it might take a few days or a couple of weeks for it to settle. After a few days of driving, your ride height will most likely drop considerably more (5mm…

Coilovers are the part of automobile suspension systems that perform the job of shock absorber and damper. Coilovers consist of a damper and a spring that encircles the damper.  Coilovers are different from the stock shock absorber in many ways. Coilovers are found on many vehicles such as off-road trucks…

Expensive coilovers are worth it. They offer much more adjustability and they last for a really long time - even hundreds of thousands of miles on track use.  Cheap coilovers, on the other hand, are not recommended. They are not as adjustable and can break quickly due to poor materials.…

Your coilovers are likely blown if you have the following symptoms: More bounce on speed bumps Visible oil leakage More body roll when cornering Of course there’s a lot more to it. As a long time user of coilovers myself,  I have had my fair share of blown / broken…