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coilvers are a whole strut/srping replacement.

basically its a perfectly match strut and spring, but all gives you things like hieght adjustment, damper adjustment(how hard/soft the bounces are) and high end ones give rebound adjustment too (how much it bounces)

personally, id reccomend the D2's for a good cheap street coilover.

teins are quite stiff, however they have just released a 'softer, australian version' they are still quite expensive.

ive got teins in my car, whilst it handles like a dream on flat surfaces, find some bumps like a normal road and it can be quite a handful.

ask wilkys what they reccomend coilover wise for a street driven 2 (i assume you dont take it to the track much, if at all) and get a price off that.

getting springs may be all you need, i dont know how 'hardcore' you want to go with your car(track/street/show?) but coilovers are definately a good handling mod.

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my car was used for a bit of drift over in jah-pan.

so it came with alot of adjustable goodies.

coilovers are a good choice if thats your plan, but then you can always get the springs, and sell them at a later date for a setof coilies.

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dude dont waste 600 on suspension that your just gonna replace soon just fork out extra and get some d2s the are about 1500 1700 fitted they are alrite coilovers i got them on my car i got the track ones u can get street, rally, and drift ones pretty much all at the same price u can adjust the dampener and hieght which is quite kool and if need be you can raise the car like a 4x4 or dumped in the gaurds (like me not good only good for shows bad scrapage in normal daily use)

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Call them up and ask. Speculating isn't going to get you permits.

Since I have been over the pits a few times already, the dude has said

"You are not getting this car on the road with out permits for: ... ... ... ... ... ... ... "

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Hey i just rang up the licensing centre regarding legal wheel widths and apparently theyre a bit flexible on the width just as long as the track distance doesnt change more than 25mm. So if i get some wheels with the same offset as the factory wheels my track distance should stay the same regardless of the wheel width, right?

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