BC vrs HSD coilovers??

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Twincam.22

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Any advice on which is best? BC certainly have good name but HSD appear to be good and are bit cheaper too...anyone have experience of both?
 
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klue

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Twincam.22":2nwoy5c9 said:
Any advice on which is best? BC certainly have good name but HSD appear to be good and are bit cheaper too...anyone have experience of both?
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HSD makes a good coilover very comparable to BC.
BC has more options, and no other company that I know of uses the inverted shock
 
underscore

underscore

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I like my BC's, but the damper they chose for the rears seems a bit short IMO, so my RAM types have the adjustment knobs sitting quite high up (hard to reach).
 
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Twincam.22

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I went with BC's as just didn't have enough experience with HSD's. Hopefully will be happy with them....

anyone know if i'll need to change any other suspension links when i drop the car to stop inside tyre wear??
 
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Twincam.22

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No I'm in Ireland lads bought off a friend of mine who sells that stuff. .

I'm worried that when I lower I'll need to adjust suspension in some other way to stop camber wear. The front coilovers have adjustment on the top for camber but rears don't. .
 
underscore

underscore

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I wouldn't worry about it, I got an alignment after mine were installed and they didn't have any problems getting it to spec. Also I'm pretty sure toe wears out tires more than camber does.
 
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klue

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Even when the rear lowers the camber is probably not more than -1.5 normal amount for a good street tire
 
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