Which Tein coilover set is the best for all aroudn racing.. Like street, drag, drift?

 

i dont think anyone is ever going to take you serious anymore. just stop

 

u got 2 be kidding me.. I been on this **** before you even thought about racing bro.. Who u think u are.. U take everyting up the *** and u over due it.. It was coo in the begining but serious, u need to shut the f up... U better respect ur elders.. Ur a rookie n u think u kno everything.. All of you little followers can go to hell to... Non of u guys even kno who I am.. I was jsut f'in wit u folks and u wanna take it up the but... so Stop talkin and if u want me to prove to you what I got... bring it... But other than that.. Shut the f up and b coo...

 

yawn, at least i know how to make my own decisions when it comes down to this kind of ****... is it really that hard to do some research on your own. i've been doing research papers before you could learn to drive. for a guy that has the fastest accord, you are one dumb ****.

but to answer your questions, i'd keep it simple because you are a simple(if that's the right word) minded fellow. go get yourself some ground controls and call it a day

 

oh and of course you need to get the teins with the drift spec on it. you don't want to lose control on those big bank turns when you're drifting your accord do you?

 

lets race..

 

better yet man... let's dorifto

 

to my knowledge, the only aggressive (and i am using that term loosely) coilover that tein makes for the cd5/cd7 chassis accords is the ss...other than that, they make the cs (designed for a comfortable ride at various different ride heights) and the basics, which lets be realistic, are pretty basic... in japan however, the ha's were made for the accords, as were some other models...unfortunately, though, they never exported these models to america...so unless you find a used pair on ebay, you probably won't find an all out racing coilover from tein in america...

 

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i'll race you for pink slips

 

im in
where?

 

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where? </TD></TR></TABLE>

I'll challange all of you in my 4 door sedan accord in WRC. Forget drifting and doing doughnuts in reverse, the real deal is in WRC.

BTW what is the best bumper sticker for the quarter mile?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Nick H &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">to my knowledge, the only aggressive (and i am using that term loosely) coilover that tein makes for the cd5/cd7 chassis accords is the ss...other than that, they make the cs (designed for a comfortable ride at various different ride heights) and the basics, which lets be realistic, are pretty basic... in japan however, the ha's were made for the accords, as were some other models...unfortunately, though, they never exported these models to america...so unless you find a used pair on ebay, you probably won't find an all out racing coilover from tein in america...</TD></TR></TABLE>

I have tein basics with an upgraded spring rate of 450 in fr and 380 in the rear. **** handles great. ( I autox and even more I run the local canyons alot) The only down side is that the damping is not adjustable. But I dont know **** about damping anyways so I trust tein with their specs. HA's were available in america but the line is discontinued they no longer make them for any car.

 

man this guy is funny, says he has the fastest accord in the bay, haha. and sure he says hes been in the scene longer than i have, it could be true but if you did know about hondas, you should know you don not drift and you should know what coilovers are good for each application.

 

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haha~!

 

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dropzone!!! haha

 

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I'll challange all of you in my 4 door sedan accord in WRC. Forget drifting and doing doughnuts in reverse, the real deal is in WRC.

BTW what is the best bumper sticker for the quarter mile?</TD></TR></TABLE>

weak sauce, tractor pulling is where its at,

 

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I'll challange all of you in my 4 door sedan accord in WRC. Forget drifting and doing doughnuts in reverse, the real deal is in WRC.

BTW what is the best bumper sticker for the quarter mile?</TD></TR></TABLE>

man that made me laugh

 

So I put a Mickey Mouse TYPE-R sticker centered on the trunk. I'm heading down to the shop to have the car dynoed. I am looking for some hp and tq gains. To the wheels of course.