Great to see new content on the Z. Not sure how I missed the LSD video, I just clicked the bell, so I will get notifications when you upload. Luckily the progressive springs on my Bilstein PSS9 don't have any pogo issues even set to full soft. I also haven't had any corrosion issues, but my experience doesn't mean much since I live in California. I'm glad to see you found a softer spring that works well, although it is a bummer to lose rear height adjustment.
Tremendous, the PSS9s are lovely coilovers and I’m rather envious of your weather!! In the UK they salt the roads every time the temperature is expected to reach close to 0*c (often in the winter months) which means your car is subjected to salt spray every time you use it. Our standards of driving and proclivity for using summer tyres year round would make for carnage without salting… we could learn a lot from our Scandinavian neighbours!
Iv been thinking about getting coilovers for my RCZ-R. The choices I have are BC racing v1 or KW V2. BC being a bit cheaper. Both damper and height adjustable. Any experience with BC, would you recommend them or go with KW quality?
I'd avoid BC at all costs. They are underwhelming for every platform. The shocks are underdamped for the springs, like most cheap coilovers. They should only be used as a budget option for those who only wants to lower their car.
I would honestly seek recommendations from those that have gone to coilovers on the same car… some manufacturers nail one car and fall short on others in my experience. Cool and underrated car btw!!
Great to see new content on the Z. Not sure how I missed the LSD video, I just clicked the bell, so I will get notifications when you upload.
Luckily the progressive springs on my Bilstein PSS9 don't have any pogo issues even set to full soft. I also haven't had any corrosion issues, but my experience doesn't mean much since I live in California.
I'm glad to see you found a softer spring that works well, although it is a bummer to lose rear height adjustment.
Tremendous, the PSS9s are lovely coilovers and I’m rather envious of your weather!!
In the UK they salt the roads every time the temperature is expected to reach close to 0*c (often in the winter months) which means your car is subjected to salt spray every time you use it. Our standards of driving and proclivity for using summer tyres year round would make for carnage without salting… we could learn a lot from our Scandinavian neighbours!
Iv been thinking about getting coilovers for my RCZ-R. The choices I have are BC racing v1 or KW V2. BC being a bit cheaper. Both damper and height adjustable. Any experience with BC, would you recommend them or go with KW quality?
I'd avoid BC at all costs. They are underwhelming for every platform. The shocks are underdamped for the springs, like most cheap coilovers. They should only be used as a budget option for those who only wants to lower their car.
@@beauwulf I guess worth spending the extra money for the proven quality.
I would honestly seek recommendations from those that have gone to coilovers on the same car… some manufacturers nail one car and fall short on others in my experience.
Cool and underrated car btw!!
Can never go wrong with KW or their budget ST line.
@@beauwulfBC is cheap Chinese garbage.
I’ve got an E86 just sat on Vogtland springs.
How much should I be looking at for a good set of used V2?
Depends entirely on how new they are, but I generally think 60% of RRP for used parts. 👍