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I'm still trying to decide what to do on my front - Ben's kit ($$$$), KW, D2?? Problem with all the listings I see is they only offer full kits, and I don't see any listings for individual components if something breaks/wears out......

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I'm still trying to decide what to do on my front - Ben's kit ($$$$), KW, D2?? Problem with all the listings I see is they only offer full kits, and I don't see any listings for individual components if something breaks/wears out......

Call Ben. I'm sure he could accomodate you.

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Don't forget the TA coilovers that JJFab sells:

They don't offer damping adjustment, only height adjustment, but cost less and use standard coilover springs up front, so you can tinker with rates if you want. The nice part is you can buy just the fronts, and they're comparatively inexpensive

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I'm still trying to decide what to do on my front - Ben's kit ($$$$), KW, D2?? Problem with all the listings I see is they only offer full kits, and I don't see any listings for individual components if something breaks/wears out......

KW has a lifetime warranty on their stuff. They also sell individual components, you would just need to call them or email them.

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Don't forget the TA coilovers that JJFab sells: They don't offer damping adjustment, only height adjustment, but cost less and use standard coilover springs up front, so you can tinker with rates if you want. The nice part is you can buy just the fronts, and they're comparatively inexpensive

Good Idea! I forgot about those. I wonder how they would work with the (Kalpenke) Koni's in the back. I have a range of Eibach coilover springs, so if these use the same spring dimensions, that would definitely work.

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Depending on what you want to do with the car, being able to set the dampening rate is nice. If all you do is drive on the street or drag race, then it doesn't matter.

I assume your rears are adjustable.

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