lizzyfan

Had their C/C plates when I was lowered and they were complete crap!
Also had their clutch quadrant and it was a piece of junk, rattled like Hell
They sent me another and same issue, dumped it and went with a Steeda and is fantastic!

tbirdscwd

Rear coilovers repeatedly broke my shocks. Even with re-enforced shocks they caused them to leak. The problem is that they designed their rear kit around a cheap drag shock which is unable to handle the stress of a coilover setup......and it's basically the only shock that fits the kit. So, now I have a kit that is useless. I haven't sold it to anyone cause I don't want anyone else to have to deal with their rear suspension coming apart while driving down the road like I did.

Front coilovers don't even clear their own CC plates properly. The upper spring mount makes contact with the bottom bracket of the CC-plate and makes adjustment almost impossible in the upper adjustment range.

I have already ditched the rears and will be swapping my fronts out for a set of strange coilovers in the near future.

CC-plates seem structurally sound. Again fitment leaves something to be desired since they don't fit the coilovers, and also the lack of plated hardware makes for quick rust under the hood.

IMO, they sell components for less money than others for a reason.