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Hey guys,

just wondering if paying the extra coin for coilovers are the go versus lowered springs in regards to ride quality. Im only talking about daily street driving, no track work etc cos it is damn confusing as there are so many mixed reviews. I myself have HKS Hipermax coils installed so im not looking to buy, but im curious as hell as a few mates of mine are wondering what route to take. Keen on opinions please :D

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I had the full NISMO kit when i had the V, and loved it. (Shocks, springs not coilovers) Slight drop which made 19" TE37's sit perfect, and no real harshness in teh ride, but with the NISMO swaybars felt a million times better than stock.

No real need for coiloves in my case as really, when would i adjust them??

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