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Yellowspeed, bc RA or meister zeta

jono2200

jono2200

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Hi guys so all these are within a few quid of each other. Going to be getting some for my track car (not daily driver. The only road driving it will do is to and from track) which woupd you guys go for and why please..

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They are all much of a muchness, manufactured on the cheap in Taiwan or wherever and then imported over. Get some Bilstein's instead.
 
Really? That wpuld be your choice for track? Is that view from experience.

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For 'just track' you want the best suspension you can afford. Meister R, Yellowspeed etc are not the best. Eibach do decent dampers as well. They're also TUV approved so won't fall apart within a year or so.
 
Just Recieved my new meister r zetacrd+ coilovers, iv had other coilovers in the past such as spax rsx and d2's did not rate either of them. Iv done endless research on what coilovers to buy for my premier ep3 and I think I made a good choice.
 
Hey! New to the forum.
In the same situation torn between bc's and meister. Do alot of b roads

Anyone tried them both on an ep3?

Also only looking to spend around 800 max and looking for adjustable dampening with top mounts this is why I'm interested in these 2 brands

Have been stearing clear of yellow speeds. Haven't heard great things about them.
 
Speak to Jerrick at MeisterR and he will hook you up with what you want. He is a sound bloke so don't be scared to try and get a good deal. He was giving me a brilliant price on some Gt1 coilovers for my FD2 but i got a deal on some Ohlins and some other bits i wanted in the end from someone else. Would of definitely had the Meisters else!

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Cheers Jason, I did drop him a message last night actually, just basically saying what I was planning on using the car for, what the warranty was if any and what he would best recommend.

I'm sure he's a busy bloke. hopefully I hear back later in the week.
 
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