604 peeps with TEIN Basic setup
11-23-2005, 08:38 PM
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All you 604 peeps with TEIN Basic setup could you shed some light?
Post your experience.... comments....price... ANYTHING.
thanks, im looking into them right now because i dont track or race my car and im just looking for something to get my ride lower....
Post your experience.... comments....price... ANYTHING.
thanks, im looking into them right now because i dont track or race my car and im just looking for something to get my ride lower....
11-26-2005, 08:20 AM
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well they are stiff for daily driving.. but im running 245/35 and 225/35 tyres..
i hate driving on old vancouver streets with uneven pavement and potholes.. really painful ride...although i love taking hard right and left turns with ease. and little to no body roll.... car doesnt handle like a boat anymore over bumps/ramps, such as the one on Old Marine heading toward Queensborough
i was even airborne for less than a second on one of the "ramps" on willingdon.. it was pretty cool and it didnt bottom-out or anything
my rear left coilover makes a wierd clunking noise as if something is loose from day one, have to get that checked out.. but other than that its perfect for the non-track user like me.. cause i was just looking for improved handling to get rid of the boat feeling and height adjustability.
oh and i got mine delivered to the door for $850 CAD including taxes and duty and shipping.
i hate driving on old vancouver streets with uneven pavement and potholes.. really painful ride...although i love taking hard right and left turns with ease. and little to no body roll.... car doesnt handle like a boat anymore over bumps/ramps, such as the one on Old Marine heading toward Queensborough
i was even airborne for less than a second on one of the "ramps" on willingdon.. it was pretty cool and it didnt bottom-out or anything
my rear left coilover makes a wierd clunking noise as if something is loose from day one, have to get that checked out.. but other than that its perfect for the non-track user like me.. cause i was just looking for improved handling to get rid of the boat feeling and height adjustability.
oh and i got mine delivered to the door for $850 CAD including taxes and duty and shipping.
11-27-2005, 01:47 PM
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Thanks for your reply.
Stiff eh?.... hmmm i dont want to lose my kidneys in exchange for height adjustibility.....
Stiff eh?.... hmmm i dont want to lose my kidneys in exchange for height adjustibility.....
Originally Posted by RX4life
well they are stiff for daily driving.. but im running 245/35 and 225/35 tyres..
i hate driving on old vancouver streets with uneven pavement and potholes.. really painful ride...although i love taking hard right and left turns with ease. and little to no body roll.... car doesnt handle like a boat anymore over bumps/ramps, such as the one on Old Marine heading toward Queensborough
i was even airborne for less than a second on one of the "ramps" on willingdon.. it was pretty cool and it didnt bottom-out or anything
my rear left coilover makes a wierd clunking noise as if something is loose from day one, have to get that checked out.. but other than that its perfect for the non-track user like me.. cause i was just looking for improved handling to get rid of the boat feeling and height adjustability.
oh and i got mine delivered to the door for $850 CAD including taxes and duty and shipping.
i hate driving on old vancouver streets with uneven pavement and potholes.. really painful ride...although i love taking hard right and left turns with ease. and little to no body roll.... car doesnt handle like a boat anymore over bumps/ramps, such as the one on Old Marine heading toward Queensborough
i was even airborne for less than a second on one of the "ramps" on willingdon.. it was pretty cool and it didnt bottom-out or anything
my rear left coilover makes a wierd clunking noise as if something is loose from day one, have to get that checked out.. but other than that its perfect for the non-track user like me.. cause i was just looking for improved handling to get rid of the boat feeling and height adjustability.
oh and i got mine delivered to the door for $850 CAD including taxes and duty and shipping.
11-28-2005, 06:11 AM
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Originally Posted by BIU
Thanks for your reply.
Stiff eh?.... hmmm i dont want to lose my kidneys in exchange for height adjustibility.....
Stiff eh?.... hmmm i dont want to lose my kidneys in exchange for height adjustibility.....
well not kidney loosing stiff...because obviously there are stiffer coilovers out there like the FLEX and JIC...but it does get uncomfortable on bumpy roads..and as i said.. im on riding on rubber bands too..
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