Coil over system
12-17-2009, 10:35 AM
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I think evo has the game on lockdown when it comes to rear coilovers on a JK. No other product has come close to matching the practical application of evo-lever and I don't think it will. They knocked the ball straight out of the park with it's design and creation.
12-17-2009, 10:40 AM
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Outlaw is the only other company that is trying to do some thing in the rear and you either get coilover brackets that hang 6 inches below your axle or coilovers that stick 6 inches into the rear of your JK through the body. I think the latter is a better option between the two options as far as function is concerned but my question for that is, why? Why have coilovers hanging below your axle and why have coilovers chopped into your body when you can get equal performance with similarly priced evo-lever.
12-17-2009, 11:04 AM
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Outlaw is the only other company that is trying to do some thing in the rear and you either get coilover brackets that hang 6 inches below your axle or coilovers that stick 6 inches into the rear of your JK through the body. I think the latter is a better option between the two options as far as function is concerned but my question for that is, why? Why have coilovers hanging below your axle and why have coilovers chopped into your body when you can get equal performance with similarly priced evo-lever.
