Tein VS. ebach and tokico
10-20-03, 06:02 AM
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Tein VS. ebach and tokico
i got a set of ebach springs and tokico gas shocks about 5months ago, i have the stock rims and tires and my car rides very hard with th eibachs and the tokicos. i've been thinking about selling them and getting tein coilover suspension. i want my car to be low but ride smooth something that feels like stock. anyone know what the best thing to go with
10-23-03, 08:40 AM
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if you want something that rides smooth like stock, buy the TEIN CS coilovers. THey are very comfortable. That is what i have. Let me know if you are interested, i know of a website that can get them to you fairly cheap.
Kevin
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10-23-03, 08:43 AM
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Originally posted by lexcoupe
if you want something that rides smooth like stock, buy the TEIN CS coilovers. THey are very comfortable. That is what i have. Let me know if you are interested, i know of a website that can get them to you fairly cheap.
Kevin
if you want something that rides smooth like stock, buy the TEIN CS coilovers. THey are very comfortable. That is what i have. Let me know if you are interested, i know of a website that can get them to you fairly cheap.
Kevin
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Hameed and mrshabo i sent you both PM's regarding the website, i dont know if this guy wants his to get his site out or not?
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Hameed and mrshabo i sent you both PM's regarding the website, i dont know if this guy wants his to get his site out or not?
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11-10-03, 11:58 AM
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those flex coilovers are pretty expensive last time i saw them they cost around 1400 for just the coilovers and another 250 for the controller. u pimpin altstadt =x
12-01-03, 11:36 PM
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moogie are you referring to the first version of the flt's? if you are i was told that they were discontinued.
moogie are you referring to the first version of the flt's? if you are i was told that they were discontinued.
I think it's called the SF-1 or something. The spring rate is less than the FLT-A2s, and apparently there are a few SC owners who have it.
I'm really curious as to what people prefer - Tein or JIC. I've heard good things about both, but never any solid comparisons.
-Brian.
12-02-03, 12:06 AM
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i think i saw a post on this before comparing the JID with Teins and a few people mentioned they liked the Jic over the Tein. I think manaray was one of them and he has owned both. I'm not sure though, this was a while ago so my memory might not be correct.
12-02-03, 08:09 PM
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I think i may take a stab at the Teins for my SC. I have Eibach suspention on my Bimmer and Koni Yellow adjustable shocks and it rides sooooooooooo good for a car with 4 inches of drop. I'm not sure what the setting is on on the Koni's, but i love them. i was amazed the first time i drove it.
Time for me to start searching on Teins. If I can get Koni's for my Sc i may still do that. i love the way the Bimmer rides. My Koni's are/were 090. Koni coil-overs 1990 - 1998 Externally adjustable ride height $1183.00
http://home.comcast.net/~bcrowder19/111_1121.JPG
Time for me to start searching on Teins. If I can get Koni's for my Sc i may still do that. i love the way the Bimmer rides. My Koni's are/were 090. Koni coil-overs 1990 - 1998 Externally adjustable ride height $1183.00
http://home.comcast.net/~bcrowder19/111_1121.JPG
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