Coil-overs: QA1 vs ALDAN

[TacosnBeer]

I am debating going coil-over and was wondering if anyone had tried both and which they liked better? The QA1's are cheaper but, I don't want to make it about cost... I did some searching on the forums and have seen threads where people installed them but, nothing comparing the two... or is this even a moot point and they are relatively the same except cost.

just a thought: I wish they both allowed for a little lower ride height upfront but, it seems most you can do is a 4" drop in front - in conjunction with 2" drop spindles. Depending on which wheel I go with though, it may not matter as a 4" may be the deepest I can go any way.

 

[Supercharged111]

I heard about 1 guy wanting to run Aldans on the Corvette forum. His post didn't win any others over, so I'm not sure how good they are. The QA1 I know is decent quality and longevity as we have folks running them at the tracks by me.

 

[TacosnBeer]

I heard about 1 guy wanting to run Aldans on the Corvette forum. His post didn't win any others over, so I'm not sure how good they are. The QA1 I know is decent quality and longevity as we have folks running them at the tracks by me.

This is totally understandable... QA1 has been around a long time with tons of applications and ALDAN is a relatively new company. They hit SEMA in 2018. That doesn't mean it isn't a good product though. Just haven't heard a whole lot about them. Companies like Pro Performance sells their kits and its tempting - just wanna hear from folks that have them before I pull the trigger.

 

[sewlow]

Vi-king is another option. Started up by disgruntled ex-QA1 employees.
Better bang for the buck than QA1 in both price & quality. Also rebuidable.

http://vi-king.com/

 

[TacosnBeer]

Vi-king is another option. Started up by disgruntled ex-QA1 employees.
Better bang for the buck than QA1 in both price & quality. Also rebuidable.

http://vi-king.com/

Thanks for the info... I like disgruntled people that start their own stuff *a bit of a rebel myself* LOL.... not a good start though... their product pages are not found and the catalog is painful with no prices on their C1500 coil overs...

 

[sewlow]

Yea. Their website is kinda sad.
Best bet would be to give 'em a call. Tell them what you have, what you want & they should be able to fix you up from there.

 

[PlayingWithTBI]

I like disgruntled people that start their own stuff *a bit of a rebel myself*

Yeah, that's how Lunati got started.

 

[sewlow]

*Rebel*
Me too! HeHe.

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[PlayingWithTBI]

*Rebel*
Me too! HeHe.

 

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