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Coilovers!

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Which one?

Tein Basic
2
18%
Tein Basic
4
36%
Tein Basic
1
9%
Tein Basic
4
36%
 
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Coilovers!

Post by EK@FL » July 27, 2005

I want a coilover in the around $600-700's, for street use.

I thinking one of these 5:

D2 36-Way Adjustable EK Civic Full Coilovers
Omni Power Full Coilovers
Skunk2 Pro Series Coilovers 92-00 Civic
Tein Type Basic Damper
Tanabe Sustec Pro S-OC Type II Coilovers

Thanks guys with all the help!
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Post by Nikku » July 27, 2005

i recommend progress auto, they are a little more then your budget allows but DAMN they are some good coilovers with a strong history
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Post by EK@FL » July 28, 2005

temp wrote:i recommend progress auto, they are a little more then your budget allows but DAMN they are some good coilovers with a strong history
Can you post a link? thanks
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Post by Bart-EK » August 01, 2005

question: why is everybody in the states always talking about getting the Tein Basic, or Super Street?

I have the Flex on my car and still I'm afraid I chose a coilover that's too soft... I'm actually thinking about having to upgrade the springrates once I go B-series (or K-series, whatever I want by the time I get there ;) )
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Post by Sean @ NDF » August 01, 2005

I'm gonna get the omni power's pretty soon, and I'm not gonna get the street settings....I want the stiffer ones...muhaha

because remember, you cant have sex if it isnt stiff enough, and you want your car to be sex right?
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Post by EK@FL » August 01, 2005

I think I will go with the D2, and I think I can choose the springrates from 3k all the way to 21K
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Post by Nikku » August 26, 2005

EK@FL wrote:I think I will go with the D2, and I think I can choose the springrates from 3k all the way to 21K
you can choose spring rates thru any coilover mfg, i am still recommending progress auto, d2 is cheap shit man, omnis have had breakage issues (granted under extreme conditions but still)....either way, its your car but i recommend progress auto
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Post by n1r civic » November 18, 2005

none of them......this is what owns me! Image Image ......choice is yours!
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Post by .saint » November 18, 2005

mmm zeal. ill be running buddyclub racing spec dampers when i swap out.
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Post by Sean @ NDF » December 08, 2005

word on honda-tech is zeal's not all its cracked up to be....but then again, thats just honda-tech
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