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Well, its not super urgent right now as we are out of stock on some of the components, but we will be ready to ship in 2 weeks.
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Discovered the TEIN CS I had rebuilt a year and a half ago has started leaking AGAIN!! Out with the TEIN in with the Penske. Just got the tune, USRS and AOS from RR Racing. Had the pleasure of hanging out with Rafi while he flashed my ECU. Let me just tell you he is a GREAT guy and an amazing engineer. Thanks for all the great things you are developing for the F community. BTW the tune is amazing!
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The mention of Tein makes me cringe. Your experience mirrors mine. Never again.
Just need to see one thing happen this month and I will be in on this for sure.
Just need to see one thing happen this month and I will be in on this for sure.
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The mention of Tein makes me cringe. Your experience mirrors mine. Never again.
Just need to see one thing happen this month and I will be in on this for sure.
Just need to see one thing happen this month and I will be in on this for sure.
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Rafi, would these be recommended for street and some autocross or would a Ohlins be a better setup for me? How often would you recommend these coil overs get maintenance done? any discount to buy them with out springs? (I already have Swift 16k/12k on my coils now I could transfer over.
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Rafi, would these be recommended for street and some autocross or would a Ohlins be a better setup for me? How often would you recommend these coil overs get maintenance done? any discount to buy them with out springs? (I already have Swift 16k/12k on my coils now I could transfer over.
If your Swift springs are 8-9" long, they should work fine and you can transfer them, we will simply credit you our cost on the springs.
These shocks are in another league compared to the Ohlins R&T, which are a relatively simple monotube that is built for street application only, and I don't believe you will find any professional race teams using them. Penske 7500 series shocks have a dual internal reservoir with head valve, and independent compression and rebound. These are the same shocks as used in the Pirelli World Challenge and Continental Sports Car racing series.
But, even thought they are used in racing, this does not mean they are harsh-- that depends on valving, and I am sure many of the owners of RRR/Penske setups that we have sold will attest that these coilovers are very comfortable.
I recommend changing shock fluid ever 2 years. This is not an absolute requirement, but if you do, these shocks will last a lifetime.
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If your Swift springs are 8-9" long, they should work fine and you can transfer them, we will simply credit you our cost on the springs.
These shocks are in another league compared to the Ohlins R&T, which are a relatively simple monotube that is built for street application only, and I don't believe you will find any professional race teams using them. Penske 7500 series shocks have a dual internal reservoir with head valve, and independent compression and rebound. These are the same shocks as used in the Pirelli World Challenge and Continental Sports Car racing series.
But, even thought they are used in racing, this does not mean they are harsh-- that depends on valving, and I am sure many of the owners of RRR/Penske setups that we have sold will attest that these coilovers are very comfortable.
I recommend changing shock fluid ever 2 years. This is not an absolute requirement, but if you do, these shocks will last a lifetime.
Rafi
These shocks are in another league compared to the Ohlins R&T, which are a relatively simple monotube that is built for street application only, and I don't believe you will find any professional race teams using them. Penske 7500 series shocks have a dual internal reservoir with head valve, and independent compression and rebound. These are the same shocks as used in the Pirelli World Challenge and Continental Sports Car racing series.
But, even thought they are used in racing, this does not mean they are harsh-- that depends on valving, and I am sure many of the owners of RRR/Penske setups that we have sold will attest that these coilovers are very comfortable.
I recommend changing shock fluid ever 2 years. This is not an absolute requirement, but if you do, these shocks will last a lifetime.
Rafi
Count me in as long as we get enough people to make it $3250 or less. My springs are 8" long so I should be fine there.
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