Megan Racing Coilover sleaves.

[F22HB]

Ok, so I'm looking around at coilovers and noticed these megan racing coilovers. Their site sais they're 450lbsF and 350lbsR. How do these spring rates compare to dropzones, tien, ground controls, ect... I was planning on combining these with hypercoil helpersprings. Eitherway, couldn't find any opinions on these springs except that they're inexpensive.
http://www.meganracing.com/products/...id=47&catid=59
msrp is 110$! So who is running these?

[mcdizzle]

the springrates are pretty conservative. stiffer then stock, but not as stiff as you can go with ground controls as you can actually specify how high of a rate you want.

[F22HB]

Well the rates sound pretty good for me. I have agx's also though, so whatever the rate, I can always make a nice ride out of it with some fine tuning. So I guess what would be cool is if people could start throwing out some typical springrates.

[mcdizzle]

i had 400f 300r when i had my ground controls on my koni yellows. i autocrossed and daily drove my car with no problems. those springrates should give you good handling while still maintaining a fairly comfortable ride.

[F22HB]

i had 400f 300r when i had my ground controls on my koni yellows. i autocrossed and daily drove my car with no problems. those springrates should give you good handling while still maintaining a fairly comfortable ride.

Thanks for the info

[lokuputha]

in comparison the Tein SS coilover springs are 336F and 280R, their regular springs are much softer than that.



Koni Yellow dampers should give you good long-term ride quality.

[F22HB]

Wow, those are soft.

[lokuputha]

yeah, the accord's suspension is designed to have a lot of travel, thus the low spring rates; the low spring rates can be compensated for via solid sway bars and tighter dampers.