[smokn u]

has anyone had, have, or heard about the ground control coil-overs? i know you have to send your after market shocks to them for the install but are they any good on the track/street? they are the stiffest coil-overs made i think. front 950 rear 600.

 

[jkbrauch]

You can have any spring rate you want in any coilover - there are several companies who sell them to your specs.

Jeff

 

[smokn u]

i know but i was just wondering about the ground controls. thats the ones they had but i never asked if they would make another set up. think they will?

 

[boyRacer]

GC are good, many SCCA IT(S,A,B,etc.) racer's use them. All they are is a threaded sleeve(with collar) that slides over your struts. GC uses ERS race springs which are very good, and you can pick you spring rate when you order them 950/600, 1950/1600 whatever you like. Just make sure you have good struts.

 

[lotaboost]

I have a set of ground control advanced design coilovers i am willing to let go cheap. They need to be revalved but will let them go for $1000

 

[boyRacer]

How do you like GC advanced design's. I heard they are pretty good. I also heard you can revalve them yourself, is this true and is it easy to do? I am not in the market for suspension parts just curious.

 

[lotaboost]

Hmm i never really looked into it. There seems to be a misconception on this board about the GC advanced designs shocks. The units are all one piece. They use koni shocks adapted to a GC body much like an hks or or bilstien fully adjustable coilover assembly.

 

[jkbrauch]

Lotaboost - How have you liked your GC coilovers?? Please email me if you still have them for sale.
Jeff

 

[lotaboost]

TO be honest no. This is probbaly due to my lack of knowledge on suspension setup.