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looking at getting a second hand but nearly new set of ket office coilovers for my 33 st. wondering if anyone knows where i can find spring rates cause the guy selling them is not sure. they are adjustable height but nothing else. setting my car up for track use so firm ride on road doesnt worry me at all.

any info would be much appriciated.

brett

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Kei office where made for drift only and did not last well when fitted to road cars. They are hard and light. The company was formed by the DRIFTKING in Japan but sold a few years ago and as far as I know does not make coilovers anymore so I doubt theres any such thing a nearly new Kei Office Coilovers. Better to go for something new like KTS , or Cusco Zer0-2 but I dont recomend D2 G4 MDU .

already bought em and in my car, extremely happy with em. they firm but def not unbearable. also been told kyb stuff can be used to rebuild em! only ever drive my car on weekends anyway so not like im clocking up heaps of k's on em. anyone else use kei stuff? opinions?

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