Subject	So...
Posted by	Antihero on June 14, 2013 at 8:54 AM
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In Reply To	there isn't much available in a 3-way posted by aliaZ on June 14, 2013 at 06:40 AM
Message	For all but track rats there isn't really anything available. 3 way penske's (if even available, which a quick google does not confirm) are probably like 5k. For street or light track/street cars, it seems 2 ways like the KW's v3's are about as good as you can do. Any other strong contenders for people who are very very interested in keeping good dd street manners? Antihero Putting AMS garbage, and $500 ebay wheels on a Z is like dressing a Victorias Secret model in a Walmart dress and Payless shoes. You're embarrassing yourself.
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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