BC COILOVERS - EXTREME LOW VS STANDARD HEIGHT - TRUTH REVEALED

satisfied Incorporated goes over the differences between extreme low and standard length bc coilovers

[@gevsten_waw_6545]

thank you do much man your the best been looking all over the net for this information

[@metalshredder23]

Thank you for doing this review!

[@MarkIzaguirre]

Thank you so much for you input. It is great information

[@slawrence6366]

The good thing is they charge the same for both variants… Thanks it was very helpful

[@everythinglu9511]

This was extremely helpful thank you so much. The info you gave here was definitely good because I was wondering the difference before I buy it for my 2016 Honda Accord sport, and I’m one of those people who like to have my car dropped and this helped a lot thank you bro.

[@DLUXfab]

Glad it helped 👍

[@GPaulTheThrashKing]

Hey man, thanks for the video!

[@Coachcarollee]

What an amazing way to go into learning. Thanks for the outlook. BTW, your shirt caught my eye today. Love it!

[@satisfiedincorporated]

Let me know if there is anything else I can deep dive into!

[@pinkslipgarage]

You did a great job! I definitely can say you assessed everything down to the T . I had gotten normal BCs for my FD but regretted it since I wanted to go lower. I'm getting extreme lows for my S15 Silvia 100%

[@satisfiedincorporated]

Yeah, knowing what I know now.... extreme low for everything I get. I think 99% would agree?

[@niko7090]

I just checked what bc offers for my bmw 5-series and BR extreme lows are with harder springs, BR track are fith same spring rates than extreme low so they are just packing same product with different price tag? 😁

[@AndyMiron]

As many of you im confused with what I should get. And talking to BC office doesn't make it any easier. They told me there's not 2 but 3 options: std, -20mm and -30mm extreme low. And also thay added that those low models will be proportionally 20-30% stiffer. That sounds like a LOT. Such a dramatic ride quality compromise is a huge price to pay just for making sure I can get properly low.. any idea how to navigate this jungle? cheers P.S. car is bmw z3 coupe

[@satisfiedincorporated]

The shocks don't really to be built stiffer and you can tune them to be less stiff but the catch is.... The lower you go, the stiffer the shocks have to be. Why? Because if you're 1inch off the ground and have a soft suspension, you're going to be bottoming out and also hitting the ground all the time. To prevent that, you need to stiffen up. Also, you're asking a car that has very little up travel to do the same job as a car that has a ton of travel stock. A stiffer suspension is the price you pay the lower you go. Another way to put it, if you raised the car way up, you could make the suspension ridiculous soft because you would have tons of room for movement. I personally would get the lowest setup possible. You should be able to adjust higher if needed. As for the stiffness, you should be able to tune most of that out unless it's the springs and they are easy to change if needed. Hopefully you can adjust mostly thru valving.

[@lacomie81]

What's your opinion on the swift spring "upgrade"

[@satisfiedincorporated]

Never had any experience with them. My thoughts are... "how much better can these springs be?". I have never had an issue with the standard springs they send. 🤷

[@lacomie81]

@@satisfiedincorporated appreciate your opinion 🙏 and thanks for the quick response

[@Rc3_Vinny]

Had the Rsr down springs on my Rc. Looked ok but the bounce feeling was really bad. I actually have my bcs on order rn

[@itsjoc]

Do you have to get extreme low if I’m getting swifts springs?

[@satisfiedincorporated]

Springs won't change the amout that the shock can raise or lower you car.

[@donovans1]

Which set would you put on a Honda element

[@satisfiedincorporated]

It depends what you want to do with it. Do you want it closer to fully lowered or closer to stock? If you didn't know, I have $100 off coilovers right now. Let me know if you need a set

[@donovans1]

I’m just looking for a stand drop. You just to make it look nice with rims and handle a little better. And I know the extremes you have to wait a while to get them. I don’t want to wait a very long time.

[@satisfiedincorporated]

Sounds like standard height would work just fine for you 👍

[@zimmer559]

I ordered extreme low but they sent me regular how I can get that extra inch drop

[@satisfiedincorporated]

If you need to be lower, you need the extreme low or you need to modify your mounts.

[@hey-mk8td]

@@satisfiedincorporatedexpand on that if u can

[@jaehjona]

What's the difference within the extreme low divorced rear coilovers and the regular divorced coilovers height wise?

[@cesarespinoza4457]

I find it so stupid that every coilover company sells coilovers that pretty much go higher then stock height and when you lower them all the way you barely lower the car by not much. Then you have to take preload off to lower it more. Im pretty sure people wouldnt be mad if the shock at full height and have enought threads is already lower then stock. And when you lower it you can actually get 3-4 inch lowered. Idk anyone who puts coilovers on to go stock height or only 1inch. Shit standard lowering springs start at 1.5 inch pretty much

[@satisfiedincorporated]

Yeah, I mean... pretty much... LOL Its all design flaws IMO. People are just rushing to put out a product on the market and not understanding it fully. Thanks for the comment!

[@kirmal7772]

So I have normal br bc racing coils and I want to go a bit lower do you recommend my taking off some preload ?

[@kirmal7772]

I did see the extreme low opinion for the car I got