Suspension advice pleaseeeeee

[Williams182]

Have a non cup 182, just started gutting the interior and car feels like it's nose diving lol, I was wondering if the 172 cup dampers are lower than mine? Wanna get cook sport springs and they lower it 30mm but not sure 30mm is going to be enough?? Any advice would be awesome. I'm not spending silly money on coilovers and also not buy cheap coilovers as they will be terrible.
What about aftermarket dampers? I'm open to options

 

[Williams182]

Nobody??

 

[Chi]

Weeksy gets gaz for a really good price

 

[ed55j]

So its started nose diving since you have stripped the interior? Are your current dampers in good working order? Cooksports on standard dampers will be fine, unless you want to fork out for some konis perhaps.

 

[Williams182]

So its started nose diving since you have stripped the interior? Are your current dampers in good working order? Cooksports on standard dampers will be fine, unless you want to fork out for some konis perhaps.

I'm over exaggerating perhaps but you can feel the arse is higher. Been told kW st x are good? Same as the normal kW sets but made from galvanised steel instead of stainless. My pal used to work for them. Anyone had experience of them??

 

[Williams182]

@Weeksy gets gaz for a really good price

heard nothing but horror stories with them mate so wanna stay clear

 

[Chi]

Really? I've got them on the track car and they're brilliant. .

 

[Steven_K]

I did the same as you and stripped my 182... I found that eibach prolines were a perfect stepping stone before Coilovers.

 

[Williams182]

I did the same as you and stripped my 182... I found that eibach prolines were a perfect stepping stone before Coilovers.

Just fitted sport lines and really happy!

 

[Corby G]

Apparently cup shocks and eibach sportlines is also a good combo?

 

[James28]

I'd get standard shocks and cooksports