the ride quality isn't that good [...] If you plan to DD the car coilovers are not the way to go.
BS.
First of all, the reference settings are going to be just as good as a set of springs/shocks, though corner weighting does improve the setup it isn't required if you're not going to the track all the time.
As for ride quality, it's not harsh, in fact it feels much much better than a stock setup, it's stiffer, but it does not shake the crap out of you or feel bad driving over bumps. My brother's 300ZX with Tokico struts and Intrax springs feels much much worse than my Supra with coilovers.
I absolutely love driving the Supra around town with the coilovers, I only occasionally go to the track with it, and it is daily driven every day from the end of April until the end of September.
I know other people with the same setup (Tein Flex) and they drive it every day and share my exact sentiments. I love setting my car to the exact height I want it to be, I love that I can make it look like I want it to, and not have to just be happy with the way the car sits with some springs, etc, etc. Also, if I ever decide I want to go a bit more performance oriented down the road, I can simply change the settings on them, without needing to get new shocks and springs..
I love them and if I ever got another Supra or similar car, coilovers would be in the picture 100%.
Whatever though, I'm sure you'll be happy with springs/shocks, people just like to let you know what's out there.
