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im thinking about going to a full coilover setup. i have a sportlines and kyb shocks which really suck. i hear some crazy screech noise and i think its the spring. i was wondering which do you guys prefer. i saw the D2 but did not have any reviews. im looking for something for daily driving and do some track here and there. i have a EK by the way.

Nocturnal

Skunk2

JDMlyfestyle

If your gonna be hittin the track occasionally and daily driving id say get the Tein SS.. just my 2cent

DEVIOUS_EG*

try contacting Advanced Designs/Ground Control.. they make a stunning suspension coil over shock and it's adj. as well

JMod

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I would have to agree with that. The tein ss is a very good suspension for the money.

Airbag Club

i would also say tein ss.. it is totally streetable, and has 16 way adjustment, so you can stiffen it up when you go to the track..

i have HA's, and love them.. totally streetable, yet handle really well on the track..

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how easy is it to adjust the stiffness

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Please explain your 2 cents? And how do you keep the adjustment grooves from rusting?

JDMzEaL18

yee im pondering exactly....how easy is it to adjust stiffness???......

92 CIVIC HATCH VX

i have the tein flex dampener's there heaven

and i have a extra set of fronts if your intrested and during race day i i throw my skunk2 900lbs springs on the back already attachted to a rear damper for easy swap out.

but... the teins are heaven. Just make sure you do it right and not cheap .

picasso1

I bought a set tein SS for my del sol, the teins came off a integra though, and they work fine. I have the tires tucke in the fender wells,and rides way better then the GC's that are on my EF9 soon to be out, and for sure in the future the EF is going to be riding low with some teins. and there easy to adjust

chris_c

i have the tein ss dampers... for the north east i think they rock. best suspension under a grand without question. BUT, i feel the spring rates are a tad on the soft side. it work for the north east as out roads are not the best year round. you can't stiffen them up. they have 16 way adjustable damping which is NOT spring rate. any serious track duty will be an issue without higher rate springs on the ss dampers, even with the damping force set to the highest level.

being from texas, i'd guess your roads are smooth as glass. that stated i'd go tein flex...

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any other opinions?

McLovin

omni power street full coilover..wOrd

HondaFanatic708

Whatever you go with DON'T get those gay slide on sleeves. They suck. I have a Tanabe setup on my ****. It is the BOMB IMO.. Tein is always good **** susp. wise.

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gezer

check out the memory fab ones, they are solid they have th3e 16k 14k spring rate. and they way less then the tien Ra and they are only like 1100

beat_nut

i recently just bought tein ss. They perform great. +16 settings of dampening. Check em out. Might wanna get a camber kit also. My wheels from the back look like this / \ hehe. Im gonna get a camber kit soon. Any suggestions on a good kit?

KTeller8

its depends on what you want


how much you want to spend and where you want to be with your suspenion:

Buddy club is another adjustable setup yet available

Itz Darave

yea it really depends on what u want... just because some coilovers are more adjustable than the other... doesnt mean your going to know how to really adjust it to where it benifits you. or you might not even have time.... lol

TurboTagTeam

NEX Coilovers is what im rolling on

Good ****!!!!! The only downside is that they are pretty stiff

snoochtodanooch

koni's and gc

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anyone w/ D2

Eddiebx

me

sinister6

Streetable?
my choice goes to Buddy Club..

Total Track: Zeal hands down, saving up for function X now