Best coilovers for the money?
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The Koni install is messy with all the hacking, unless they have full replaceable front struts. Plus the Koni and Ground control setup is very expensive, which is near the price of Tein Basics.
My only big is that the Tein Basics and B+G are at about the same price as True Honda stated. I dunno if I would ever need all that rebound and dampning control for just street driving. I wouldn't want to end up making my shocks too soft and causing them to bottom out.
My only big is that the Tein Basics and B+G are at about the same price as True Honda stated. I dunno if I would ever need all that rebound and dampning control for just street driving. I wouldn't want to end up making my shocks too soft and causing them to bottom out.
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Originally Posted by DuYaKnow
So what are the exact reasons he is regretting the switch? Was it because B+Gs aren't as smooth? I think the B+Gs are nice, but I do wish it could be more smooth. Wish I can find a setup that would ride like a 350Z. I just want the drop, and for it to ride soft. No racing for me.
tein ss ride better.......... i think he said that B&G's are bouncy. I forget..........pm him
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FVCK tein basics! they are absolute **** i had em i hated em, i now have tokico's and neuspeed race springs and im singing a much happier tune!
Disclaimer: They are only **** because the ride is too rough and i live NYC, good setup to race with but not lenient when potholes are put into the picture
Disclaimer: They are only **** because the ride is too rough and i live NYC, good setup to race with but not lenient when potholes are put into the picture
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Originally Posted by ArtIntown11
FVCK tein basics! they are absolute **** i had em i hated em, i now have tokico's and neuspeed race springs and im singing a much happier tune!
Disclaimer: They are only **** because the ride is too rough and i live NYC, good setup to race with but not lenient when potholes are put into the picture
Disclaimer: They are only **** because the ride is too rough and i live NYC, good setup to race with but not lenient when potholes are put into the picture
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Originally Posted by tenayshusD
Anyone have any info or experience on the Hayame Coilover kit? I'm probably purchasing these from someone here, but wanted to hear more comments about them...good, bad, or whatever...thanks.
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I've been reading up on these alot tonight, both the V1 and V2 kits here on the forum, and I have to say, I've seen a lot of bad reviews, and a lot of complaints. I think I might focus my money first on wheels and tires and the Aero Kit, then make a decision on what to get suspension wise after I get all of that straightened out. I've just heard too much bad stuff now to be able to make the choice on the Hayame kit...thanks
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