Tein Flex Problem...........
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Tein Flex Problem...........
I have a type r and a friend of mine gave me his suspension which came off his gsr i think the front shocks can work but the back wont cause of the fork however i noticed that the lower bracket can be screwed off is there a way i can buy the lower bracket from tein that fit the type r setup or is it easier to just get some skunk LCA's and use it the way they are...........??? please help 
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da hell, seriously? The couldn't sell you the lower eye bushing used with ITR LCA's? I thought that was the whole point of making that bottom piece threaded like that.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PatrickGSR94 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">da hell, seriously? The couldn't sell you the lower eye bushing used with ITR LCA's? I thought that was the whole point of making that bottom piece threaded like that.
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What's the difference? He has to spend money either way - buy lower mounting fittings, or buy cast beam-style rear lower control arms.
The reason the bottom piece is threaded is because the ride height adjustment is separate from the spring preload adjustment since the damper has a fixed stroke length.
to Tein USA</TD></TR></TABLE>What's the difference? He has to spend money either way - buy lower mounting fittings, or buy cast beam-style rear lower control arms.
The reason the bottom piece is threaded is because the ride height adjustment is separate from the spring preload adjustment since the damper has a fixed stroke length.
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