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Does anyone have any experience or opinions on these coilovers? I'm looking for something for daily driving and being able to adjust height. They seem to be a quality "budget"
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Fortune Auto True Coilovers, Experiences/Opinions?
Does anyone have any experience or opinions on these coilovers? I'm looking for something for daily driving and being able to adjust height. They seem to be a quality "budget" coilover in the $1000-$1300 range. Quality looks to be better than the Stance, BC, and Megans. Custom spring rates and you have the option of adding spring helpers and Swift Springs. Here is more info and a dyno plot:
* Dyno tested*** * Stainless steel body / piston * 30-way adjustable dampers * Pillowball mounts * Forged aluminum locking collars * Dust boots on all pistons * 50mm piston (beyond the industry standard of 44-47mm) * Anodized aluminum camber plates** on front upper-mounts * Fully anodized body * 1 year Manufacturer's Warranty * Height adjustment independent of preload * ISO 9002 certification   
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