Coilovers
Shop coilovers for cars and trucks from brands such as Tein, Megan Racing, Godspeed, Rev9, TruHart, D2 Racing, Riaction, Flatout Suspension, and more. A coilover suspension kit combines the spring and damper into one vehicle-specific assembly, giving you a lower stance and more control over your setup than factory suspension.
Use the fitment selector to find coilovers for your exact year, make, and model. Whether you are building a comfortable daily driver, dialing in a street car, or setting up for autocross and track days, Redline360 carries adjustable coilovers across a wide range of budgets, ride-height ranges, spring rates, and damping options.
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Coilovers for Street, Performance, and Track Builds
Coilovers replace the factory spring and shock or strut assembly with an integrated suspension setup. Most coilover kits allow ride-height adjustment, while select systems also include damping adjustment, camber plates, pillowball mounts, or separate height and spring-preload adjustment. Features vary by vehicle and kit, so check the product page before ordering.
Compared with lowering springs, coilovers give you more flexibility when setting ride height and suspension feel. Lowering springs are a good choice for a fixed drop, but adjustable coilovers make more sense when you want to fine-tune stance, wheel clearance, handling balance, or future changes to your build.
How to Choose the Right Coilovers
- Daily driving: Look for street-focused coilovers with usable ride-height range, corrosion-resistant hardware, and damping adjustment if you want to fine-tune comfort.
- Performance street builds: Choose a kit with spring rates and damping suited to spirited driving, wider wheels, tires, and a lower ride height.
- Autocross and track use: Prioritize damper adjustment range, spring-rate options, camber adjustment where applicable, and replacement-part support.
- Budget builds: Focus on vehicle-specific fitment, reputable hardware, and realistic ride-height goals instead of choosing solely by the lowest price.
Coilovers FAQ
What is the difference between coilovers and lowering springs?
Lowering springs retain the factory shocks or struts and provide a fixed drop. Coilovers replace the spring and damper assembly and typically allow ride-height adjustment. Some coilover kits also offer adjustable damping, camber plates, or other suspension tuning features.
Are coilovers good for daily driving?
They can be. Street-oriented coilovers are designed for regular use, but ride quality depends on the specific kit, spring rates, damping settings, tire setup, and ride height. A properly selected and adjusted kit can work well on a daily-driven vehicle.
How much do coilovers lower a car?
Most coilovers provide a range of ride-height adjustment, commonly around 1 to 3 inches depending on the vehicle and kit. Lower is not always better. Excessive lowering can create rubbing, reduced suspension travel, poor alignment geometry, and accelerated tire wear.
Do I need an alignment after installing coilovers?
Yes. Changing ride height affects alignment angles including camber and toe. Schedule a proper alignment after installation and after making any significant ride-height adjustment.
What coilover brands does Redline360 carry?
Redline360 carries coilovers from Tein, Megan Racing, Godspeed, Rev9, TruHart, D2 Racing, Riaction, Flatout Suspension, and other brands. Available features and applications vary by vehicle.