Jom Coilovers

1. Hopey121 Frequent Poster Joined: Jan 2009 Sunderland Posts: 508 Audi A4 B5 1.9 TDI SE

   #1 7th March 2011, 18:38

   Evening all has anyone heard anything of jom suspension kits there a german make its for my audi A4, they seem very cheap but thier description seems good for street use
   
   This is the link to the web page
   
   http://www.venommotorsport.com/manuf...elineCoilovers
2. holdawayt Saxperience Post Whore Joined: Jan 2010 Stourbridge Posts: 7338 Nissan 200sx S14a

   #2 7th March 2011, 18:56

   i'm running them on my mk2 golf.
   
   For the money they're incredible. Fully adjustable height, and not too harsh. Actually quite comfy lol.
   
   tom
3. Hopey121 Frequent Poster Joined: Jan 2009 Sunderland Posts: 508 Audi A4 B5 1.9 TDI SE

   #3 7th March 2011, 19:12

   Quote:

   Originally Posted by holdawayt i'm running them on my mk2 golf. For the money they're incredible. Fully adjustable height, and not too harsh. Actually quite comfy lol. tom

   Thanks tom much appreciated, are yours the red ones or the blue ones theres about £100 price difference not sure what the difference is ?
   
   Andy
4. smokeandpoke Regular Poster Joined: Aug 2014 Surrey Posts: 275 '57 Vauxhall Vectra CDTI - Daily '02 Saxo VTS - Tu

   #4 8th October 2014, 16:06

   Do they make these for the saxo? i had some on my 206, pretty sure they're the same.
   Cannot stress value for money enough, obviously not perfect for track use but just for getting it low they can't be beat
5. holdawayt Saxperience Post Whore Joined: Jan 2010 Stourbridge Posts: 7338 Nissan 200sx S14a

   #5 8th October 2014, 16:41

   http://lmgtfy.com/?q=jom+coilover+saxo
6. sidsax Newbie Joined: Feb 2012 Reading Posts: 8 Corsa B, BMW e36

   #6 8th October 2014, 16:47

   I have Ta-technix on my E36 which are pretty much the same thing! They're not too bad, great for the price! Just depends on what you're after; lows or handling? Joms are good to drop the car on the floor, but maybe not for track use (although I haven't tracked my car). Also, one other bad point is the ride is quite firm! However, being an A4 (pretty well built) shouldn't be back braking!
7. KamRacing Saxperience Addict Joined: Nov 2006 A farm shed in Aylesbury Posts: 14916 Corolla AE86 Peugeot 205 B18C (in bits)

   #7 8th October 2014, 17:21

   For the Saxo they are all a bit on the soft side. Fit if you have a show car you want to get (s)low and pose in but if you enjoy driving buy a better kit. We sell the TA-technix version
   
   If you want a good budget coilover kit then go for the gaz GHA
   
   Do you really want to adjust your ride height or are you likely to leave it as is? If you just want to lower your car look at our range of supension kits, which will give a better quality ride and last longer hassle free