Tein RA
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Tein RA
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Used exclusively as track day suspension, and stored indoors otherwise (in my bedroom
and on the shelf for several years now). Tein RA's made for DCR Integra and modified to fit EF. They were modified by removing ~15-17mm of material from the front shock collar and removing an equivalent from the bottom of the shock mount to allow for axle clearance. They require the use of EG/DA forks (included) and integra type R rear control arms (not included).These shocks can easily be refitted for use on an EG/DC chassis, if required, by adding a spacer of 7-10mm on top of the shock fork, and threading out the bases of the front shocks an extra 5-7mm over recommended initial setting. The rear is simply spun all the way down, so you only need to set them back at the recommended height.
Asking $1200
More detailed and larger pics available.
Contact danscherf@ymail.com
Only if you actually want a response of course! :D
It may take me a couple days to get back to you, but I will.
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Re: Tein RA
Sorry for the delay, I've had some technical issues with the site that locked me out for a couple days.
For those too lazy to read or click on a link: The front's are 783 and the rears are 559 (12/10).
As far as the functionallity of the collars; Officially, I don't know.
These shocks are not fresh off the illinois winters salty roads driven around on some slammed rice mobile. I've had no need to make adjustments in several years that they have been sitting on the shelf, but the last time they were in use they worked fine, and I see no reason they shouldn't now. I cleaned the shocks for the photos with a damp sponge, and all that came off was dust, so that should give you a little insight into their condition.
For those too lazy to read or click on a link: The front's are 783 and the rears are 559 (12/10).
As far as the functionallity of the collars; Officially, I don't know.
These shocks are not fresh off the illinois winters salty roads driven around on some slammed rice mobile. I've had no need to make adjustments in several years that they have been sitting on the shelf, but the last time they were in use they worked fine, and I see no reason they shouldn't now. I cleaned the shocks for the photos with a damp sponge, and all that came off was dust, so that should give you a little insight into their condition.
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Much Gracias to Dan for helping out on the project.
Buy these coilovers...they are no joke!
Much Gracias to Dan for helping out on the project.
Buy these coilovers...they are no joke!
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