Quality of these coilovers??

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yes they are with shiping it was 140 or somthing they may not have a sweet brand name butthat dosen't mean they are not good. when i had teck. problum they were more then happy to help.
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Tawheed,<P>Did you happen to receive your coilovers yet?<P>Wes
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I have the ground controls on tokicos and the performance i can acheive with these is worth the meazly $1,500.00 (canandian funds). <P>For some reason there are people on here that take their suspension for granted. I ain't no mechanic but everyone that lowers their car will have situations when your suspension is put to the test. [img]shrug.gif"%20border="0[/img]
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Wes,<P>I did get my coilovers.. One of the spring hats was missing though. So I'm waiting for AIM to send me the missing piece, I should have them in my in about a week (if my struts are here by then)<P>I'll keep you posted..<P>Tawheed
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what is the diff between groun control and aim no bs show me som facts here like the stress factors of the metals they use and the comparison. if some one can show me this then i will belive that ground control are the best in the world. if not its just a name.
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Eibach springs.
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hey how come i cant get on aim industries's site anymore are they closed? anybody let me know new link or something thank u..
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<A HREF="http://www.truckn-store.com/product.asp ... p&ID=10127" TARGET=_blank>http://www.truckn-store.com/product.asp ... D=10127</A> <P>this link is the only other one I can find.
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by sneed:<BR><STRONG>what is the diff between groun control and aim no bs show me som facts here like the stress factors of the metals they use and the comparison. if some one can show me this then i will belive that ground control are the best in the world. if not its just a name.</STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>"BBS" "Spoon" "Cosworth" "DPR" "TODA"<P>They are all just names... <BR>You want stress factors? Sorry, but those sorts of numbers havent been published, because nobody cares, and the people who DO CARE use even better stuff. The BIGGEST reason why GCs are good are because they have a good track record, and are available for a lot of different cars and with custom spring rates and lengths.
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THere is no differance in these to product other the the name. these sort of products must conform to official DOT safety standereds so there is really no differance if my suspension should fail because of these springs i will owne up to it but there is no way to say the groungd control is some extra special thing there is no proff had fact. just because u use them and others do dose not make them super great. u have never even seen them and u are talking trash about them how was the company ground control started how did they become so geat after time so why throw off some new company just because they are not old.
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by sneed:<BR><STRONG>THere is no differance in these to product other the the name. these sort of products must conform to official DOT safety standereds so there is really no differance if my suspension should fail because of these springs i will owne up to it but there is no way to say the groungd control is some extra special thing there is no proff had fact. just because u use them and others do dose not make them super great. u have never even seen them and u are talking trash about them how was the company ground control started how did they become so geat after time so why throw off some new company just because they are not old.</STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P><BR>Ok, you just said that i used them, and then, in your next sentence you said that ive never seen them. <P>Both of these are NOT true. <P>Anyway...<BR>The MAIN advantage, like IVE ALREADY SAID, is that the GCs use standard ERS Eibach springs. This means you can custom order ANY length and springrate that you need, which is a MAJOR concern if you have a MX-3, since the "normal" kit from GC doesnt give you enough front spring length. The older skunk2 systems had issues with the sleeves cold-welding themselves to collars. None of the other companies are actually seeing what sorts of spring rates are needed on these cars. Call them and ask what the spring rates are.
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Tawheed,<BR>I noticed that you are in Edmonton. What did the total cost come to after all the extra costs and conversion to Cdn. I've never purchased anything from the US where shipping was required, so I am not familar with cross-border issues, if there are any?<BR>Thanks
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Wes,<P>Total price after shipping / handling / customs etc was just a tad under $300 i believe..<P>$177 USD for the coilovers / shipping<P>and $58 CDN for the customs / duty<P>STILL haven't got my missing piece for the coilovers though.. startin to get a little ticked...<P>-Tawheed
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Awesome,<BR>Thanks for the info. Once I hear that you are happy with them, I am going to order myself a set. <P>Wes
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Hey guys,<BR> I just ordered the AIM coilovers as well! When I get them I'll let ya know.<P>Joel
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