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Coilovers - what's recommended?


benkei

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Just out of curiosity Jamie are you using stock top mounts or Tein ones? I've read the instructions for the Flex's and they say for some reason that they're not to be used with stock top mounts, but the Super Streets can.

 

The Tein Flex can be bought without upper mounts and I'm fairly sure can be used with the stock upper mounts.

 

The Tein Mono Flex are only sold including the Tein upper mounts.

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That sound very hard to me for a road set up. Is that an official website you got that from. I'm not sure but it dosent sound right to me.

Do u have HSD fitted to your supra Scott?

 

That's coming from the official UK distributer (Driftworks). Sounds about right to me, pretty sure my Megan racing coilovers were similar. Yeah I have the HSDs fitted :)

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Ordered direct from HSD. £775 + £12.50 for next day delivery.

 

Not a bad price for a piece of kit that's highly rated by a lot of different people.

 

 

Seems expensive to me. Are driftworks not a fair bit cheaper with free delivery? I'm sure guys were negotiating around 700 inclusive.

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Also +1 for HSD, had them on my Aristo, bit heavier than a Supra but a great ride. Suppose you could spec spring rates if you asked them. Only paid 560 for them too :D

Ive had Tein Super Streets and they were way too hard.

 

Swampy did u have the Tein super street on a supra or your aristo. I'm looking for a good set of coilovers but don't want anything to hard. But something gives good road holding.

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Swampy did u have the Tein super street on a supra or your aristo. I'm looking for a good set of coilovers but don't want anything to hard. But something gives good road holding.

 

 

It won't matter, the spring rates of the SS are listed so low due to the fact that to get any rideheight whatsoever you need to compress the spring hence altering the pre-load (makes the ride rock hard). It is the main reason why I didn't go with SS. Previously I would have went with the Flex versions but I can't see them being any better than HSDs to be honest, you are paying for the Tein brand more than anything else IMO.

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