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Hey guys, I’m fairly new to this community and haven’t really ever posted about a topic before but I just wanted to get your guys feedback on Maxpeedingrods products such as coil overs. I have been running them for sometime now and bought a couple sets for various cars I have/have owned. Every experience seems to be the same, good quality and reliability for the price and a coilover that’s firm enough to slide really well. How many guys out there have been running them as well and what thoughts do you have? I 100% rate them in my own opinion and I do definitely see the benefits of very high end coilovers but they can’t be beat Maxpeedingrods at the price range for the firmness they offer, they hold up well with drifting and continuous hard driving if they are set up well. Thanks for reading and please let me know your experiences!

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