WTB: B6/B7 coilovers

[hooddub]

Going to be getting back into a B6 soon, if anyone has any used coils in good condition let me know!

[hooddub]

Re: WTB: B6/B7 coilovers

And Natty, because you will no doubt see this, would you be able to get me JOM BlueLines? ECS has them but I'd rather get them from you. Just want something cheap and low for when I get an a4 and then will be saving for something much better!

[Natty54]

Re: WTB: B6/B7 coilovers

yes I can

ill pm you need some info

[onceover]

Re: WTB: B6/B7 coilovers

Skip JOM and go for ST

[R-Audi]

Re: WTB: B6/B7 coilovers

I have ST in my B7 wagon and have been very happy.. I am looking at getting stiffer rear springs, but that is more in regards to ride height.

[hooddub]

Re: WTB: B6/B7 coilovers

I would but if I do get a b6 within the next week or two I will need something cheap to dump it on for the summer and then I will look at something a little nicer probably next year or something!

[Ur0Drivr]

Re: WTB: B6/B7 coilovers

ST's are around 800 I think. I have them on my S and I have no complaints.


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[MechEngg]

Re: WTB: B6/B7 coilovers

I would but if I do get a b6 within the next week or two I will need something cheap to dump it on for the summer and then I will look at something a little nicer probably next year or something!

Instead of buying a cheap then a nice set of coils it may be better financially to save up for a few months and get what you really want. Or even if the car is an upgrade from what you currently have maybe just keep it stock for this year and then buy them next year for the start of the season.
Cheap coils may be all you want this year for cheap low looks, not disagreeing with you at all, but what i have found in my experience at least is that quality is something not to skimp on when it comes to suspension components.

[hooddub]

Re: WTB: B6/B7 coilovers

Who said I'm going from cheap coils to nice coils? and honestly I've only ever owned cheap coils so I for have a problem spending under $600 on a set of JOMs that will be run for about a year and then removed.