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Coilovers are a type of suspension system and component used in motor vehicles. They are a combination of shock absorbers and springs that are used to provide a smoother ride and better handling. Coilovers are adjustable, allowing the user to adjust the ride height, spring rate, and damping rate. This allows for a more customized ride and improved performance.
Coilovers are popular among car enthusiasts and racers, as they provide a more precise and adjustable suspension system. They are also becoming increasingly popular in the aftermarket, as they are relatively easy to install and provide a more comfortable ride.
Some companies in the coilover market include KW Suspension, Eibach, H&R, and BC Racing. Show Less Read more