Maxpeedingrods coilover review and installation guide on BMW E36 Touring скачать в хорошем качестве

Maxpeedingrods coilover review and installation guide on BMW E36 Touring

THIS VIDEO IS OUTDATED - UPDATED VERSION -    • Are Maxpeedingrods Coilovers worth Your mo...   Hey! As we're starting to prepare for the 2019 Latvian drifting season, Maxpeedingrods have sent us a set of their fully adjustable BMW e36 coilovers. My thoughts about the coilover set are found below. I have been using a set of Maxspeedingrods adjustable coilovers on my drift cars for nearly 2 years now, so I'm safe to say I've gotten to know them pretty well. First thing I'd like to mention is the price - at the ~300eur price range, these coilovers don't have much competition, and to be fair - I'd say that they perform quite well. They're nicely built, and give a serious impression at the first glance. My main concern have always been the rubber bushings on the rear shock absorbers, but for experimental reasons I've left the stock ones in, to see how well they last. As long as the pillowball mounts are being greased up, and kept clean - they should last. A nice upgrade would be some sort of a dust cap. The 8kg/mm springs suited my car well, but in some cases a 6kg/mm spring in the back may be considered. Since the springs are so hard, I decided to run them without the adjusters - at the lowest position. The shocks work well, and the dampening adjustement actually works. I would recommend these coilovers for most budget setups, where stiff springs are required. At the price, and if maintained propertly, they will make Your car feel better, and shouldn't cause too much headache. The installation will take 1-3 hours, depending on the tools available, as well as Your wrenching ability. www.maxpeedingrods.com Tune in for future updates on our social media: Facebook -   / trackdaygarage   Instagram -   / r3_drift   Songs used: DJ quads - Living in stereo Gunar Olsen - Champ Jetta - Id Love to Change the World (Matstubs Remix)