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i run D2 dampers in my S13..theyre NICE dampers...im running a spring rate of 9kg/7kg (actually thinking about going 12/10 at the moment) and it does the trick for drifting =) dont let people tell u theyre some cheap taiwanese POS becasue they most deffinatly are NOT...if you want a REALLY nice setup and dont feel like paying the hefty price Tein wants for their dampers..then i DEFFINATLY recommend the D2s...im glad i did
How do we know these will be any good? I thought items had to be tested for R&D? Not to bag on them, but I would prefer to buy at least some of my products that have been race proven and tested. What would the difference be between those and buying some NEX or Hayame's, where you know nobody has done any research on. Just a test fit and drive down the road and then start selling to the consumer. Did you know JIC's are made in Korea?
Well, i guess since Tevs is gone... damn. Is this all upon me *** I hope not. Guys I havent spoken with anyone at Tein in a LONG time. They really pissed me off a long time ago. As far as i know they said they are just making springs. But maybe theyve been paying attention to our crowd lately and have seen the D2s come out etc. I figured the springs would be on the shelf by now. they told me June. HAH. Slow mofos. I reccomend the D2s anyway I like them.
You have D2s? Did you get them from ADV auto parts? When did you order them? I ordered mine in March or April, and haven't gotten them yet. I've emailed them a several times in the last few weeks and they responded once, asking me when I ordered them. I gave them a prompt reply and have had no word since. It's been six f'n months, and I'm fixin to get pissed!
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Not following the FSM while adjusting timing = engine go boom. Now I have a Mazda 3 hatch. Can't wait for a header!
I talked to Tein USA today , they said they had the prototypes back from japan. They fit and they had to work on the valving some. They said a possible December release date.
I talked to Tein USA today , they said they had the prototypes back from japan. They fit and they had to work on the valving some. They said a possible December release date.
Travis E.
Sooo.... that means 2010, right? Hopefully not, but it's been a big waiting game so far.
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2002 Maxima SE (6MT) -Drop-in K&N and a brand new longblock VQ35
1994 G20 - SR20VE, JWT pop, SSAC 2.5", 2.5" VRS catback
When I was at Nopi, Tein had a booth set up, so I asked them about it. He said around christmas release date, with just the basics and SS being made coilover wise.
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Yes, I know I can't drive.
do they make any type of coilovers for the nx???? im trying to buy a set of 19" alloys but cant seem to find anything anywhere? help me out guys. cheers
so they r bringin out the type SS huh?
r these height adjustable,damber adjustable and do they have the pillowball upper mounts and camber plates so u can adjust the camber from the strut tops?
also,u guys r talkin bout the d2s?
we have some d2 dealers over here too,but i rang up tday and the guy said that u couldnt get the adjustable strut tops for the b13 model?! said somethang bout it hittin the front swaybar or somethang?
I talked to Tein USA today , they said they had the prototypes back from japan. They fit and they had to work on the valving some. They said a possible December release date.
Travis E.
If this is true, Im ready to make my purshase asap....
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I like them.
Hopefully not, but it's been a big waiting game so far.
