Need some advice on Tein's
07-22-05, 11:57 AM
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Need some advice on Tein's
I'm looking to lower my car and do not plan on racing. Would the Tein Basic Damper Kit suffice as giving a relatively smooth ride or would I need the Tein Super Street Kit? Thanks for your help.
07-22-05, 12:22 PM
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Originally Posted by WuAzn156
I'm looking to lower my car and do not plan on racing. Would the Tein Basic Damper Kit suffice as giving a relatively smooth ride or would I need the Tein Super Street Kit? Thanks for your help.
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07-22-05, 10:58 PM
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Originally Posted by WuAzn156
I'm looking to lower my car and do not plan on racing. Would the Tein Basic Damper Kit suffice as giving a relatively smooth ride or would I need the Tein Super Street Kit? Thanks for your help.
, don't expect any smooth ride, what it does is BASICALLY lower the car. It is not just "stiff' or so, compared to the Tein higher end, these basic dempers just reacts slower to the road, thus absorb car movements much slower... Super Street is is a much stiffer version of the BASIC ...
07-23-05, 05:06 AM
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Originally Posted by HKGS300
READ: BASIC ... means it is a very basic demper , don't expect any smooth ride, what it does is BASICALLY lower the car. It is not just "stiff' or so, compared to the Tein higher end, these basic dempers just reacts slower to the road, thus absorb car movements much slower...
Super Street is is a much stiffer version of the BASIC ...
, don't expect any smooth ride, what it does is BASICALLY lower the car. It is not just "stiff' or so, compared to the Tein higher end, these basic dempers just reacts slower to the road, thus absorb car movements much slower... Super Street is is a much stiffer version of the BASIC ...
08-09-05, 10:59 AM
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It seems the CS is the way to go. I have the Tien springs but want to do coilovers withouth spending an arm and leg. How much are the CS coilovers? Is there some that are better that are around 1K-1.5K?
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