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Anyone running JOM coilovers or Vogtland Junior Cup kit?

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  • EarlE
    EarlE
    Earl
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    I got mine because I was on a budget and just wanted something to replace my blown struts and snapped springs ASAP;) they aren't horrible, but they aren't the best either.

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    • GunMetalGreyG
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      I got mine because who the fuck really cares? :)

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        shaneomac1602
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        As I understamd, JOM coilovers are supposted to be similar to stock ride quality, but height adjustable. I'm hoping they are only slightly stiffer than stock/ like stock. A little stiffer for better handing, ability to lower to close my wheel gap, and maintaining a halfway decent ride quality.

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        • GunMetalGreyG
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          They are much stiffer, and then I threw ST Sways in.

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            shaneomac1602
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            how do you think they would compare to a matched strut spring combo? How do you like them?

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              Blaine0002
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              if you're staying away from racelands, better stay away from jom because i heard they are just rebranded racelands.

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                shaneomac1602
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                Aren't racelands made in china and joms made in germany?

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                  Blaine0002
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                  apparently they are made in the same factory.. maybe they are rebranded in germany?

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                    shaneomac1602
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                    I'm thinking Vogtlands will be better. Found out the vogtlands have a 10 year limited warranty vs the joms have a 2 yrs limited warranty

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                      industrialsized
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                      why not just buy Bav auto springs they ride very close to stock and lower the car a decent amount then when you have some more cash pick up some good shocks(koni SA)

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                        shaneomac1602
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                        Im getting towards needing new shocks and struts. So those need replacement, I would like to lower it a little, would prefer something matched, and trying to get something decent while staying between $350-450. Just getting spring right now won't help my worn shocks. In fact it'll make them complete garbage even faster.

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