[reverm]

Do any of you know if the Tein SS's adjusters adjust rebound alone or compression and rebound together?

 

[Sigfod]

I have always thought it was rebound and compression together.

 

[ssnh]

TEIN SUPER STREET Damper

 

[SoSideways]

Yeah most of Tein's coilovers... scratch that, most of any JDM coilovers w/ adjustable damping usually adjusts both rebound and compression together.

Only the high end stuff from Tein and some other coilover companies (the new K-Sport/D2 stuff come to mind, alongside with the Stance GR3s) offer seperate compression/rebound adjustments.

The Stance GR3s allow for low speed and high speed adjustments for the rebound, seperately So pimp!!

Oh yeah, usually these types of coilovers that allow for seperate adjustments have a remote reservoir for extra oil (or is it gas inside?).

 

[Sigfod]

Oh yeah, usually these types of coilovers that allow for seperate adjustments have a remote reservoir for extra oil (or is it gas inside?).

I believe it is a chamber for extra oil.

 

[reverm]

I know they advertise it as compression / rebound together, but I also know that a number of single-adjustable aftermarket dampers only adjust damping on the rebound side (i.e.: AGX's and Koni Yellows for some cars) as opposed to compression and rebound. While personally, I don't see a serious problem with it either way, I would like to find out since I can't really afford to go buy the stuff first, dyno it after, then work out setup.

Thanks for the help, guys. Sorry about the oddball request.

 

[ssnh]

this is how they advertise separate adjustments... http://www.tein.com/srdamp.html