TEIN CS coilovers are almost here!!!
08-07-06, 07:31 PM
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TEIN CS coilovers are almost here!!!
Just went by my local shop and asked about the TEIN CS. He called TEIN USA in Californ-i-a and they responded and said that the CS will be in their warehouse on the 17th from Japan. Add about another 5 days to that and they will be in my hands.
My mod guy told me these will be a limited shipment for the first shipment. So if you are interested go put a deposit on them at your AUTHORIZED dealer. If you are in the PA/NJ/DE area, send me a PM. I would post the shop name, but I don't know if thats against forum rules since they are not a CL vendor.
Price was $1400. $250 for install, which I know may be high according to what some members are able to get. But this shop is very reputable and stands behind their installation work. They had booths at HIN in AC as well.
Off topic, saw some of their cars in the shop. Don't have pics, but I will take some when I go get them installed. They had a 350Z pushing 650whp, and I saw another customers GS that was getting blown. Very nice. Oh and a G35 sitting on very nice HRE's.
My mod guy told me these will be a limited shipment for the first shipment. So if you are interested go put a deposit on them at your AUTHORIZED dealer. If you are in the PA/NJ/DE area, send me a PM. I would post the shop name, but I don't know if thats against forum rules since they are not a CL vendor.
Price was $1400. $250 for install, which I know may be high according to what some members are able to get. But this shop is very reputable and stands behind their installation work. They had booths at HIN in AC as well.
Off topic, saw some of their cars in the shop. Don't have pics, but I will take some when I go get them installed. They had a 350Z pushing 650whp, and I saw another customers GS that was getting blown. Very nice. Oh and a G35 sitting on very nice HRE's.
I ordered the Japan Spec version though.
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08-09-06, 01:39 AM
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cs is comfort sport ss is super street both for diffrent things.
like alex350 i ordered the j-spec version i hope i comes in soon
i wonder if anything is diffrent between the j-spec and the usa on thats coming out.
like alex350 i ordered the j-spec version i hope i comes in soon
i wonder if anything is diffrent between the j-spec and the usa on thats coming out.
08-09-06, 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted by SPEED&ECO.
cs is comfort sport ss is super street both for diffrent things.
like alex350 i ordered the j-spec version i hope i comes in soon
i wonder if anything is diffrent between the j-spec and the usa on thats coming out.
like alex350 i ordered the j-spec version i hope i comes in soon
i wonder if anything is diffrent between the j-spec and the usa on thats coming out.
08-09-06, 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by CeoStatus0
yea SS should have stiffer springs with them.. But it seems like everyone is all for the CS when the SS are already out and 400 cheaper. Did i miss something?
08-09-06, 12:53 PM
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Originally Posted by johnnyboy
im gona pick up some ss in a month, i think maybe its cause ss isn't edfc compatible? correct me if im wrong
on the website it says the SS are EDFC compatible
08-09-06, 11:03 PM
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Originally Posted by johnnyboy
im gona pick up some ss in a month, i think maybe its cause ss isn't edfc compatible? correct me if im wrong
Both, the SS and the CS are EDFC compatible. As a matter of fact, they both use the same EDFC controller.