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Hi guys/girls new to this forum need a new set of coilovers for my car . Subura wrx sti 2006 but blobeye shape. And would be grateful if any1 could recommend a good set and prices. Thanks
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I have a set of tein flex z coilovers on my 2007 sti, been on there for 2.5 years problem free, ride quality is good not too harsh. Chevron motorsport fitted and set them up for me along with front and rear whiteline arb's and bump steer correction kit/castor bushes. Car handles brilliantly.
Tein are one of the budget brands but in my opinion are much much better than bc's or hsd's
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I have just gone from BC coilovers back to springs & shocks...unless you are on track regular,or have very smooth roads where you live,stick to shocks and springs....ride quality is night & day!,..car is much more rewarding & enjoyable to drive,
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iv just brought a set of the tein flex z coilovers ,,, iv also brought the edfc active to go with it so I can adjust from soft to hard without moving from the drivers seats lol ,, bad back after all lol ,, it will also adjust when I set it to a certain speed for when on motorways
with a upgrade to the edfc pro it will then adjust when cornering but I dont think I need that part lol
with a upgrade to the edfc pro it will then adjust when cornering but I dont think I need that part lol
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Thanks for the replies any1 recommend someone close who can set up my suspension up ? Live in Hertfordshire. Also if i was to get shocks with springs which ones would you recommend guys
appreciate all the advice!!!
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That’s why the Tein basics work well , the rebound is set already which is spot on , better handling and not a harsh ride plus the benefit of ride height adjustment , they are around 500£ delivered , there are a few places in hemel i go to , they are quite easy to fit yourself
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That’s why the Tein basics work well , the rebound is set already which is spot on , better handling and not a harsh ride plus the benefit of ride height adjustment , they are around 500£ delivered , there are a few places in hemel i go to , they are quite easy to fit yourself
Remember you don't get topmounts with the Tein basics range, i stuck whiteline front top mounts on mine + proper alignment is around £200 ish, all in i was around £1000, but well worth it and better than BC's that rust after a year.
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That’s why the Tein basics work well , the rebound is set already which is spot on , better handling and not a harsh ride plus the benefit of ride height adjustment , they are around 500£ delivered , there are a few places in hemel i go to , they are quite easy to fit yourself
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iv just brought a set of the tein flex z coilovers ,,, iv also brought the edfc active to go with it so I can adjust from soft to hard without moving from the drivers seats lol ,, bad back after all lol ,, it will also adjust when I set it to a certain speed for when on motorways
with a upgrade to the edfc pro it will then adjust when cornering but I dont think I need that part lol
with a upgrade to the edfc pro it will then adjust when cornering but I dont think I need that part lol
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I managed to get a full kit second hand for £300 ,, I needed to buy a couple of bit from tein uk to compete it as it ended up missing a couple of bits but it was only £25 so not the end of the world
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the new EU spec Tein kits are very good as in fairness is the Bilstein, Eibach, KW, etc but like all things you need to get something that suite your budget and use.........
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that’s exactly the point handle on rails v handles ok ,horses for courses , you don’t have to lower a lot or just keep the same height and it still handles very well on coilovers
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