basically, i came on abit strong. In my expereince from close friends who have had d2 branded coilovers, they have turned out to be really poor. In both cases the coilovers have turned out to be really poor even for the competative price they are offered for. 2 sets bieng returned and replaced. Needless to say they both dont use d2s any more. From what i have seen and read they are a knock off of the HKS (hypermax) coilovers - even down to the colour scheme on each coilover. The frustration you see in the first post comes as a reault of what believe are people giving their opinion without having any particular idea of what they aretalking about. There is plenty of that on this forum, but that is ok free speech is waht makes forums great. Shaokook, you came here and didnt give much of an input to the thread at all, you just come and troll. Im not sure if you get off on putting people down but hey if thats your thing no worries. i agree to disagree. Im looking for coilovers that are suited more to track flexibility and duribility, not just a coilover that lower your car and keep the ride soft and smooth. Maybe i should start my own thread, ill cop that one didnt meant to hijack. I thought maybe some people who take their cars to tracks would be able to give some sort of input, beore i go and spend 2-3k+ blind to what is good and what i should steer clear of. (forgive the pun) If you like ride comfort, i have some apexi coilovers coming up for sale soon "I think my cuscos are great.... this is talking from first hand experience from the track" - thats what im after. Apples and oranges sometimes. Ive heard from other people with experience that a well match spring and aftermarket shock combination can be just as good as a set of reasonable coilovers. anyway theres my $00.10