Question about Megan Racing EZ Street Coilovers

[jsfd26]

Does anyone have them on their car or have any experience with these? I think this will be my next buy unless I hear something I don't like about them.

 

[rustycivic2000]

Not a fan of Megan. I've heard they have quality and durability issues just like F&F, D2, KSport, etc. My one friend who I know has them, hates the ride. Its much softer than the advertised spring rate, and is bouncy as well.

If it were me, spend the extra $100 and go with Koni/GC. Lifetime warranty and proven quality parts.

 

[SpeedTechnik]

Ive never used Megan Coilovers before so I can't provide much input on those; but what are you looking for? comfortability? lowering? performance?

 

[jsfd26]

Ive never used Megan Coilovers before so I can't provide much input on those; but what are you looking for? comfortability? lowering? performance?

A little bit of everything? Heh

Truthfully, the reason why I'm considering those is cause of the price. I can't find any Koni that only cost $100 more either.

 

[SpeedTechnik]

A little bit of everything? Heh

Truthfully, the reason why I'm considering those is cause of the price. I can't find any Koni that only cost $100 more either.

What is a little bit of everything? Cant really suggest anything without knowing...otherwise you would just be spending you cash on unnecessary things...

 

[sleeper si]

Not a fan of Megan. I've heard they have quality and durability issues just like F&F, D2, KSport, etc. My one friend who I know has them, hates the ride. Its much softer than the advertised spring rate, and is bouncy as well.

If it were me, spend the extra $100 and go with Koni/GC. Lifetime warranty and proven quality parts.

X2 like racelands, rokkors, etc.... all made by the same taiwanese company just rebranded differently.
do you really think you got like 36 way adjustment? those thing leak and bottom out.
i have koni yellow with H&R springs.

 

[rustycivic2000]

A little bit of everything? Heh

Truthfully, the reason why I'm considering those is cause of the price. I can't find any Koni that only cost $100 more either.

Easy streets go for what, about $650-$700 right?



Koni's: $435. Just add to cart and use coupon code "SummerSavings"

http://www.tunersports.com/koni-sport-series-yellow-shocks-8041-1152sport-8041-1213sport_p2153.html



GC: $305 for standard spring rates

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ground-Control-Coilovers-Springs-92-00-Honda-Civic-EG-EK-Del-Sol-Koni-4530-02-/281108788740?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&fits=Year:2000|Make:Honda|Model:Civic&hash=item417363b604&vxp=mtr


$340 for custom spring rates

http://www.ebay.com/itm/4530-02-Ground-Control-Coilover-Springs-92-00-Civic-Koni-/330885856434?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&fits=Year:2000|Make:Honda|Model:Civic&hash=item4d0a557cb2&vxp=mtr



So you can then get a Koni/GC setup for $740 if you want standard spring rates, or $775 with custom spring rates. Hell of a deal for excellent products with lifetime warranties. Definitely worth the extra $75-$90 in my book.

 

[jsfd26]

What is a little bit of everything? Cant really suggest anything without knowing...otherwise you would just be spending you cash on unnecessary things...

Well, if by performance you mean like track use then no. I don't really do the track. Its a daily driver so comfortability would be nice and something for aggressive street driving.

 

[jsfd26]

Easy streets go for what, about $650-$700 right?



Koni's: $435. Just add to cart and use coupon code "SummerSavings"

http://www.tunersports.com/koni-sport-series-yellow-shocks-8041-1152sport-8041-1213sport_p2153.html



GC: $305 for standard spring rates

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ground-Control-Coilovers-Springs-92-00-Honda-Civic-EG-EK-Del-Sol-Koni-4530-02-/281108788740?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&fits=Year:2000|Make:Honda|Model:Civic&hash=item417363b604&vxp=mtr


$340 for custom spring rates

http://www.ebay.com/itm/4530-02-Ground-Control-Coilover-Springs-92-00-Civic-Koni-/330885856434?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&fits=Year:2000|Make:Honda|Model:Civic&hash=item4d0a557cb2&vxp=mtr



So you can then get a Koni/GC setup for $740 if you want standard spring rates, or $775 with custom spring rates. Hell of a deal for excellent products with lifetime warranties. Definitely worth the extra $75-$90 in my book.

I know they sell Koni yellows for the 9th gen Civic but would those GC fit???

FYI I have a '13 Civic Si Sedan