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My B+G S3 Full Coilovers Vs. Hayame V1 review (UPDATE: 10-11-04)

Old Aug 21, 2004
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Yes 518, you owed me a picture. . It has been a while, but nice work!

How are you liking them so far?

Also are you gonna leave it like that or planning to rake the front? Unless that is the lowest it can go?
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blouis: do you rub you're front fender alot? Mines about 15 threads from the bottom, and im on 215.45.17 and ive srubbed a couple of times already in corners. Anything i can do to clear more room? Im also gonna roll my fenders or get them cut so i can tuck just a wee bit more Cornering is drastically better. Im impressed! For pics go here http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=169840
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Originally Posted by indoyum
Yes 518, you owed me a picture. . It has been a while, but nice work!

How are you liking them so far?

Also are you gonna leave it like that or planning to rake the front? Unless that is the lowest it can go?
My apologies

I have more than an inch thread left on front and rear. If I can roll my fenders, they will be lower. Also, I need to have a -1.5 front and -1.0 camber settings. I need the camber bolts for the front.

I love them, I have no complaints and no regrets at all. I replied on the other with reviews on it, in case you havent read it yet.
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Originally Posted by Big Baller L
So how tight is you're upper strut bolt (middle one)? Mine is all the way untill it hits the end of the threads. Is that too tight, or normal? Thanks
Normal.
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Update! Performance update added among a few nice other thingz.
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NM..only one wrench is needed.

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how has all the B+G people been? I remember a couple of months ago when everyone was getting B+Gs installed and it was the hot topic on the suspension forum and that they were going to update on how it is and put up some pictures. .. what happened? Anyways, I'm still on the verge of getting B+Gs and I want to know what everyone went through and if they loved them or just regret them.
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can anyone explain how the warranty works, does it have to be professionally installed for the warranty to be valid?

also what else do you need with these coilovers, i know you need 01 uppermounts, ... camber kit?....whats the best setup, thanks
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Originally Posted by Honda2k4
can anyone explain how the warranty works, does it have to be professionally installed for the warranty to be valid?

also what else do you need with these coilovers, i know you need 01 uppermounts, ... camber kit?....whats the best setup, thanks
Initially, the warranty is valid if you've had the coilovers professionally installed, HOWEVER... B+G changed that rule and said that as long as you have a receipt/proof of purchase... then they will honor your warranty regardless of how your coilovers were installed (since some pros did not do good installs in the past.)

Camber kits aren't necessary for the installation. It depends on how low you want to go. If you're going to get one, at least get the rear. Fronts are super cheap, but I hear you can make your own.
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Originally Posted by indoyum
how has all the B+G people been? I remember a couple of months ago when everyone was getting B+Gs installed and it was the hot topic on the suspension forum and that they were going to update on how it is and put up some pictures. .. what happened? Anyways, I'm still on the verge of getting B+Gs and I want to know what everyone went through and if they loved them or just regret them.
I don't regret them.
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New update - not exactly a positive one.
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Originally Posted by StreetLevelPerformance
NM..only one wrench is needed.
How do you tighten two locking nuts together with one wrench?
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Originally Posted by SlammedBlueEM2
How do you tighten two locking nuts together with one wrench?
My JIC's had two also. I am going to ask my guy why he said only one is needed.
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Originally Posted by SlammedBlueEM2
I don't regret them.
I do.... bounce bounce bounce...
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