We have all type of road most of them uneven.Buddy Club is a bit bouncy but nothing to worry about if the roads you are moving are decent.
If they are the Black N1 dampers, I would definitely choose them over the Buddy Club.
I had them before and ran them with 18/16kg springs on the street. A bit too hardcore for most, but at 14/12 or even 12/10 they are comfortable.
thanks much I have always looking for spoon the dude told me is the ones made by showa with swift spring.Buddyclub don't have an N1 Damper (by name). If you mean their endurance spec damper, then they are called the P1 Racing Damper and were built by the original Buddyclub Japan. These are the real deal, but are now discontinued. If you can get what's left of their stock, they are a very good choice indeed.
Judging by your $700 pricetag though, I'm assuming you are referring to Buddyclub USA (i.e AAI Motorsports from Taiwan, who bought the interests of Buddyclub when they went bankrupt, re-manufactured everything in their catalog and started selling re-branded eBay stuff). If that is the case, I wouldn't really recommend them.
I guess the point I'm trying to get at is, if you are after a JDM Brand, get the Spoon, as Buddyclub is no longer a JDM Brand.
Which is better the one by KYB or the Showa version?He was reffering to the original black spoon ones which do now have seperate height/preload adjustment, not them.....
Ok let us get this cleared up these are the Buddy clubs i am talking. DampersEven if Buddu Club N+ are built in China or somewhere near this doesn't make them by default bad. The negative reviews are extremely rare, especially those for oil leakage or failure.
p.s. When i got mine on the box, and on the shochs there wasn't any info about the place of manufacture. Just Japan everywhere.
thanksYes, those are the N+ Dampers by Buddyclub USA.
Of the two options you have, I would choose the Spoon.