Cofap?

[mr.utility at highstream.net (David Utley)]

> 
> Never heard of cofap dampers.  You might want to do a bit of research
> before you install these.  Since the springs are shorter, you need
> shorter dampers.  I once bought "premium" Monroe Sensatracs to use with
> my old Neuspeed (made by H&R) springs and they were a disaster.  The 1
> 1/2" of 'comfort' travel built in to the dampers was already taken up by
> the dropped springs, so the dampers were always in the 'harsh' zone.
> The dampers were also poorly matched to the spring rate, causing the car
> to 'pogo' like crazy - another reason to choose recommended matched
> dampers for your springs...  Cheap and/or improperly matched shocks will
> also blow in no time.
> 
Cofap is usually the cheaper end of OE...  I have bought these and they are 
okay, but I would not use them for lowered springs.  I would recommend 
Bilstein, Koni, or something along that line...  Cofaps are going to be 
designed for factory springs, so you will be bouncing a bit too much (ask me 
how I know)...

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