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Is there no basic coilover setup for the B13? I only see an SS option, and I think I'll heed their warning about using the SS on street cars especially with Michigan roads being complete and utter sh*t. Unless of course some of you guys have the SS set up and you say they're tolerable and most importantly safe for street use. I dunno, I'm a complete noob searching for wisdom.
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How does the Tein SS compare to the Progress coilovers? I'm in the market for something for daily driving and AutoX. I'm currently on blown stock suspension with 150k miles on them.
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man i have been looking for a review on these coilovers, but i have heard of a another coilover that is really good, shigspeed, but they are pricey, does anyone have any expience with them? and how they would compare to the tein's?
i can't wait to use the SS once i get back, i have been here in the Phillippines for exactly 2 years now, Dept. of Homeland Security dropped us off at Clark airfield Dec 13th.
I have the SS on my 92. They are a bit harsh on the street but on the track the payoff is excellent. Im not a hardcore track junkie but i try to get out a couple times a year to have fun. Im sure there are better setups out there but for the money they are excellent. The last track event i went to was in NM at a small track with lotsa tight turns. The Tein setup soaked up the FIA berms with out upsetting the balance thru the turn. Well hope you guys find that helpful.
Terry Vincent
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04 Titan CC LE for the towing duties
thats great news i've been waiting searching high and low to find some teins for my car, especially ones that are edfc compatible. thats amazingly exciting.
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