Used Coilivers

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>>17201903
the seller said he only used them for around 8k miles.

>>17201903
seeing as they are usually like 2 grand and in the pictures they look pretty good I'd say go for it that's a steal

>>17201903
Personally I never buy used coilovers, specially from some random forum members or craig list shit.
You do know that GodSpeed is one of cheapest coilovers you can buy new right ?
Koni yellow with good spring combos will out perform any low end coilovers

>>17201926
2grand is KW V3 money, do not kid you'r self with this junk

>>17201926
>>17201932
>>17201945
thanks for your input guys ill shop around some more and see if i can find something better. In general, what would be something to look for if i were to be buying some used ones?

>>17201966
save headache and save up for new one. I have friends who buy used coilovers and most are ok, but some have had issue with them. When people say "only have XXXX amount of miles" how da fuck do you know ? all they have to do is clean them up.

>>17201903
look for tein flex z

I've just checked ebay, they are going for under $1000 new.

If anything I run them for like 2 years on 350Z, so far so good.

>used suspension components
>ever

>>17202213
I've got some Teins on my car that are good as brand new as far as I can tell. They're about 4 years old, have maybe 10k miles on them. I wouldn't hesiatate to buy them if I were someone else.

>>17201903
buying coilovers at all is a bad idea. keep it stock faggot.

>>17201966
You can send them out for a rebuild, its usually around $100 per strut.

I say buy them, ride them. If they have issues, or are blown, send them out for repairs.

Take em apart, and clean them first. Apply grease,or anti size to the threads