Best coil overs for a 172 Cup under £1,000

[Somnambulist]

Sorry if this has been done to death, but I'm keen to get opinions on the best coil overs for my 172 Cup for under a grand. It's a weekend car and will do a mix of road and track driving with a few sprints hopefully.

Any first hand experience? Bilstein B14 seems to stand out, but no adjustable damping. The BC Racing kit is a bit more money, but seems to have more adjustment over Bilstein. Any thoughts appreciated!

 

[JamesBryan]

Non adjustable - B14's
Adjustable - BC's or 2nd hand AST's

 

[imprezaworks]

Was really happy with the b14's I had

 

[Somnambulist]

Cheers both. Was doing some more research last night and came across Kam Racing, don't know how I haven't found it before, seems like a good site with decent prices. The BC Racing setup is £692 while Bilstein is £624, so I guess I'd be mad not to pay the extra £68 for the BC to have the full adjustment available? Unless the Bilstein is considered to have a better ride even though it has less adjustment.

 

[imprezaworks]

Speak to @MicKPM defore buying bc's mate

 

[TheEvilGiraffe]

Buy the BCs from Mick.

The end.

 

[MicKPM]

The Billi's are great but then again, so are the BCR's. I ran the BCR's on both my old Track Clios and had great fun on them.

EDIT:

We can do them for the £692 also but fit them and do an initial setup for that cash to.


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[just-that-ek]

The Billi's are great but then again, so are the BCR's. I ran the BCR's on both my old Track Clios and had great fun on them.

EDIT:

We can do them for the £692 also but fit them and do an initial setup for that cash to.


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Is that the same cost for the R26's aswel?

 

[MicKPM]

I'd have to check but I think so yes


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