Subject	Powertrix is a "decent" entry level coilover, yes.
Posted by	aliaZ on June 11, 2013 at 11:59 AM
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In Reply To	Powertrix is definitely a "decent" coilover. 90% of the posted by Attridge_300ZX on June 11, 2013 at 08:44 AM
Message	A two-way coilover will likely have better ride characteristics than a one-way coilover, even with stiffer springs. Yep, they're expensive. That's why most people don't run them.
Follow Ups	Coilovers under $1k? - racercar4242 10:25:29 06/10/13 Anything decent will cost around $2k. Never heard of them. (n/m) - Nate (NoVA) 10:32:02 06/10/13 Not true. Powertrix makes a nice coilover for under 1k. (n/m) - z32z 11:06:00 06/10/13 Read: Decent ;-) (n/m) - Nate (NoVA) 14:48:54 06/10/13 Define "decent" please. My impression has been that the - zellamay 16:33:39 06/10/13 decent to me means at least 2-way adjustable - aliaZ 05:47:01 06/11/13 Powertrix is definitely a "decent" coilover. 90% of the - Attridge_300ZX 08:44:17 06/11/13 Powertrix is a "decent" entry level coilover, yes. - aliaZ 11:59:58 06/11/13 lets say "great entry level" coil over. - Antihero 16:33:31 06/13/13 ^ This. Powertrix are fine, but entry level. - Nate (NoVA) 08:55:18 06/11/13 what are the most affordable 3 way adjustables? - Antihero 16:37:02 06/13/13 there isn't much available in a 3-way - aliaZ 06:40:40 06/14/13 So... - Antihero 08:54:16 06/14/13 powertrix and tein and great - Dane (Houston) 21:41:05 06/10/13 tein isn't the worst but... - Antihero 16:32:29 06/13/13 obviously powertrix. - Antihero 16:30:41 06/13/13
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