The BC Racing BR Series offers the most affordable entry into coilover suspension without sacrificing performance, comfort, build quality, vehicle height, or handling. This is done by extensively testing each vehicle then refining the coilover characteristics as many times as needed to ensure the most well-balanced and affordable aftermarket suspension conceivable.
-Mono-Tube shock design
-Linear piston and damping curve
-Height adjustment independent of spring compression
-30-Clicks of simultaneous compression/rebound adjustment
-Front camber plates allow for extra range of camber adjustment
-Rear camber plates available seperately if you want to lower more than 2 inches and need rear camber adjustment
-Lower collars are slotted for extra camber adjustment
-Includes front pillow ball mounts for improved handling and less suspension flexing around corners
-1-Year warranty against manufacturers defect
-Fully Rebuildable360 ft lb front springs, 240 ft lb rear springs for a more sporty ride, but not too harsh.
There are two very important things to consider when purchasing coilovers
Do not just judge a coilover by its price point, you need to 1) evaluate the spring rates to make sure the suspension wont be too harsh. If you have some cheap Ebay coilovers with 500-600 ft lb spring rates, your car will be banging and bouncing all over the ride. These BC coilovers have a reasonable 360 ft lb front and 240 ft lb rear. Also very important to consider is 2) Whether or not the company that made your coilovers can support you after the sale. Many cheap coilover companies have no offices or locations in the USA, and have no spare parts in the USA. So if you get into an accident and damage your coilover, or hit a pothole and blow a strut, you need replacement parts fast. BC Racing North America is in Florida and stocks a wide range of replacement parts for you. So your car isnt going to be down and off the road for months while you wait for replacement parts!
Interested in the differences between the Megan coilovers and the BC coilovers? Please read our blog post here:
http://www.modernperformance.com/blog/differences-between-bc-and-megan-coilovers
