High-End Coilover Options for the FC

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High-End Coilover Options for the FC

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03-15-2010, 05:15 PM	#1
Roen Evil Club Mod Join Date: Feb 2008 iTrader: (0) Posts: 183 Rep Power: 17	High-End Coilover Options for the FC Where can the FC guys get some loving for Penske, JRZ, Moton and/or Ohlins? Ground Control + Koni / Bilstein is popular, but some may want to opt for a high-end integrated coilover setup for things such as increased wheel clearance. On SRP Engineering's site, they specifically say no struts in the Penske section.

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