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Topic #35937 6 posts Started by CelicaZR
CelicaZR
#1
Has anyone heard of these before?
G4 Coilovers

This post has been edited by CelicaZR: Apr 10, 2006 - 3:20 AM
98 ST204 ZR - Black Beauty - Roaming the streets of Sydney73 TA22 LT - Tiffany Blue - Mint Classic Weekend Cruiser75 TA22 LT - Snow White - Mint Classic Weekend Cruiser77 RA28 LT - Flubber Green - Mint Classic Weekend Cruiser94 MX-5 NA8 Clubman - Red Racer - Looking for cornersWIP Project: 69 RT40 Corona, 2nd WIP Project: 66 RT40 1600s Corona86 Corona RT142 - Daily Driver6GC 4 Life Baby!!!
CelicaZR
#2
Bump
98 ST204 ZR - Black Beauty - Roaming the streets of Sydney73 TA22 LT - Tiffany Blue - Mint Classic Weekend Cruiser75 TA22 LT - Snow White - Mint Classic Weekend Cruiser77 RA28 LT - Flubber Green - Mint Classic Weekend Cruiser94 MX-5 NA8 Clubman - Red Racer - Looking for cornersWIP Project: 69 RT40 Corona, 2nd WIP Project: 66 RT40 1600s Corona86 Corona RT142 - Daily Driver6GC 4 Life Baby!!!
LewFX
#3
why not just buy teins?
CelicaZR
#4
I'm taking the 2 into consideration smile.gif
I've read about Tein coilovers, and just
wondering if anyone has got or heard of this
company. From what I've read Tein is quite
hard even on the softest setting. So I wonder
if these are any different.
98 ST204 ZR - Black Beauty - Roaming the streets of Sydney73 TA22 LT - Tiffany Blue - Mint Classic Weekend Cruiser75 TA22 LT - Snow White - Mint Classic Weekend Cruiser77 RA28 LT - Flubber Green - Mint Classic Weekend Cruiser94 MX-5 NA8 Clubman - Red Racer - Looking for cornersWIP Project: 69 RT40 Corona, 2nd WIP Project: 66 RT40 1600s Corona86 Corona RT142 - Daily Driver6GC 4 Life Baby!!!
team_omega
#5
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QUOTE(CelicaZR @ Apr 12, 2006 - 12:54 AM) [snapback]420526[/snapback]
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I'm taking the 2 into consideration smile.gif
I've read about Tein coilovers, and just
wondering if anyone has got or heard of this
company. From what I've read Tein is quite
hard even on the softest setting. So I wonder
if these are any different.


Don't you want harder suspensions? IMO ain't the harder the better? I guess it depends on the person.

This post has been edited by team_omega: Apr 13, 2006 - 12:16 AM
CelicaZR
#6
Harder suspension is good on the track, cause it's
alot smoother than the road. So you tend to want
to a softer setting when on the road.
98 ST204 ZR - Black Beauty - Roaming the streets of Sydney73 TA22 LT - Tiffany Blue - Mint Classic Weekend Cruiser75 TA22 LT - Snow White - Mint Classic Weekend Cruiser77 RA28 LT - Flubber Green - Mint Classic Weekend Cruiser94 MX-5 NA8 Clubman - Red Racer - Looking for cornersWIP Project: 69 RT40 Corona, 2nd WIP Project: 66 RT40 1600s Corona86 Corona RT142 - Daily Driver6GC 4 Life Baby!!!
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