Just ordered my BC coilovers

[HaZmatt]

 

So being unsatisfied with my lowering springs I decided to bite the bullet and order these coilovers. I like the idea of having more adjustability in height, dampenining, and camber. You can even order custom spring rates. These are very good quality and I think a reasonable price. 

 

Has anyone had these installed? I will do a full review once I get them on the car.

 

Heres a few pics of them installed (not mine)

 

 

 

[Diseazd]

A little confused......Do you saw your struts off at the base and just weld em up?

[HaZmatt]

You leave 2" of the strut housing then the coilover slides right over then weld. No need to section the struts

[Diseazd]

That's really cool! Sectioning is a real pain. Let us know how they do.......don't know why they wouldn't be just as good as GC Coilovers.....only a much, much easier install.

[HaZmatt]

That's what I was thinking! The only thing I was worried about was welding in the housing that close to the hub. I'm not sure if the welding will warp or do any damage to the bearings. I would like to do the install without having to replace all my new bearings.

[rossiz]

if you tack around the circle, cool in between hits, keep the bottom in a bucket of water, should be fine

[Patcon]

If I found the right website then I didn't see them listed in the Nissan section. Am I missing them somewhere?

[HaZmatt]

http://www.jpngarage.com/260Z-280Z-BC-br-coilovers-19745-to-1978-BR-74-78-280Z.htm

[Patcon]

Thanks Matt, the BC site doesn't show them. I added the link after spending some time shopping.

[HaZmatt]

Thanks Matt, the BC site doesn't show them. I added the link after spending some time shopping.

 

Not sure why they're not listed on the BC site. JPN garage might just be an exclusive dealer

[Patcon]

I thought that might be the case

[nismospek]

I bought mine directly through BC, just give them a call or email them.