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Can anyone maybe answer this for me...
I want to know this ASAP because Im so close on getting the Tein Basics, but I may change my mind, and since I know my So Cal people will always tell me the truth...
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I have heard that the KW's are good
Teins I heard are good
B+G some people think they are a stiff ride and they aren't adjustable
Hayame just came out with a set of coilovers, the help of tokico, also non adjustable,
Jic-magic I heard are good as well. adjustable
Check this:
http://www.kwsuspensions.com/news/may03/rebate.htm
Teins I heard are good
B+G some people think they are a stiff ride and they aren't adjustable
Hayame just came out with a set of coilovers, the help of tokico, also non adjustable,
Jic-magic I heard are good as well. adjustable
Check this:
http://www.kwsuspensions.com/news/may03/rebate.htm
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I've heard of KW once by Spanky. I think he is the only person in So Cal with KW.
Tein's are nice.. but they don't warrenty blows
B+G "Tein kock offs" - Friend w/ IS300
JIC-MAGIC: good stuffs
Does anyone know how much KWs run?
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Tein's are nice.. but they don't warrenty blows
B+G "Tein kock offs" - Friend w/ IS300
JIC-MAGIC: good stuffs
Does anyone know how much KWs run?
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AlpineCivic: Good luck, Hope you get what your lookin' for!
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OK where can I find the JIC product? and how much anyone know? I heard their a little expensive. But who cares about money I have a new job....hahaha
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Depending on what your doing the thing i would suggest to call each company because some setups dont let u go any lower then 1.5 with out it blowing. So what ever you do call the company and do some research to get you what u want. Because even though the product has all the threads for it to go as low as you want it doesnt mean that it wont blow the shock and then ur out a few hundred.
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for that deal, i'd say get the basic. I have basic right now and it rides nice. not as silky smooth as stock suspension but a little stiffer. The ride is not uncomfortable at all. $700 on new basic is sick cheap. I thought I got a okay deal for $850 picked up.
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KW Variant II is very popular in the euro cars community for its nice quality ride... but yeah its a lil too pricey for suspension on a civic, i personally wouldnt get that... but if u got the m00lah to burn, hey y not?
btw, u getting that basic damper from me tomorrow?
btw, u getting that basic damper from me tomorrow?
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If u got the money, want to go low, want to have the camber adjustment at ur finger tips want to have everyone jelous my self being one of them lol. GET JIC magic's best set-up IMO, or if u want to be baller! and don't mind the 1.5 drop get the mugen set up for the ep fits on our vic's perfectly. That's what I want jic or the mugen set up the run about the same price. And would be the pimpest, most gangsta way to go! The ride would be the best also.
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Originally posted by 02NBPcivicEX
KW Variant II is very popular in the euro cars community for its nice quality ride... but yeah its a lil too pricey for suspension on a civic, i personally wouldnt get that... but if u got the m00lah to burn, hey y not?
btw, u getting that basic damper from me tomorrow?
KW Variant II is very popular in the euro cars community for its nice quality ride... but yeah its a lil too pricey for suspension on a civic, i personally wouldnt get that... but if u got the m00lah to burn, hey y not?
btw, u getting that basic damper from me tomorrow?
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Do some pics and a DIY if possible
I like DIYS plus your ride is dope!
NytRyder2k2, maybe I'm wrong about the B&G, I never seen them in person another member the other in anther forum said that he had them on the ride and they were not adjustable.
I like DIYS plus your ride is dope!
NytRyder2k2, maybe I'm wrong about the B&G, I never seen them in person another member the other in anther forum said that he had them on the ride and they were not adjustable.
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Yeah I think Im gonna go wit the basic's right now see how I like that if not then I'll go with something alot better.
Oh 02NBPcivicEX Im still gonna get the basics from you.
Oh 02NBPcivicEX Im still gonna get the basics from you.
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You should be happy with the teins. You dont really need the dampening adjustement unless you race. The ride should be better than your previous setup and its pretty cheap for what your gettin.
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Originally posted by JDMCIVIC
You should be happy with the teins. You dont really need the dampening adjustement unless you race. The ride should be better than your previous setup and its pretty cheap for what your gettin.
You should be happy with the teins. You dont really need the dampening adjustement unless you race. The ride should be better than your previous setup and its pretty cheap for what your gettin.
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Originally posted by AlpineCivic
Yeah I think Im gonna go wit the basic's right now see how I like that if not then I'll go with something alot better.
Oh 02NBPcivicEX Im still gonna get the basics from you.
Yeah I think Im gonna go wit the basic's right now see how I like that if not then I'll go with something alot better.
Oh 02NBPcivicEX Im still gonna get the basics from you.
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Originally posted by PunkingCivic
Do some pics and a DIY if possible
I like DIYS plus your ride is dope!
NytRyder2k2, maybe I'm wrong about the B&G, I never seen them in person another member the other in anther forum said that he had them on the ride and they were not adjustable.
Do some pics and a DIY if possible
I like DIYS plus your ride is dope!
NytRyder2k2, maybe I'm wrong about the B&G, I never seen them in person another member the other in anther forum said that he had them on the ride and they were not adjustable.
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