FS: Tein Basic Coilovers & Tein CS Coilovers w/EDFC
#1
03-20-2009, 05:11 PM
FS: Tein Basic Coilovers & Tein CS Coilovers w/EDFC
I got 2 set of Tein coilovers and one has to go. Both of these coilovers will fit G35 coupe, sedan, and 350Z. SOLD!!!
First set for sale is the Tein Basic coilover with less than 5k miles on them. Spring rate is 504lb. front and rear. Excellent condition and very clean. Never been track or abuse. Drop is about 2-3" +/-. The coilover are still on my car. So no pics are availabe right now. I will take pics of the coilovers on the car if requested.
Second set for the sale is the Tein CS (comfort sport) coilover with EDFC. Spring rate is 392lb. front and rear. Installed them but found out they're a bit soft for my preference. I originally bought this from ttrank about 2 weeks ago on this forum. According to Tim, the coilover has about 10k miles on them and have about 1/2 hour of track use. They are in great condition except for the rear shocks which have some scratches on them due to some rubbing on something?? They were like that when I got them. I hope Tim can clear this up for me.
To make a long story short, I need to sell one of these coilover. Both of these coilover have about the same drop height except the Comfort has a little bit more flexibilty. I'm more happy with Bacis because it handles better than the Comfort. But the Basic is a bit bouncy. So, I've contacted Tein headquarter and they've told me that I can swap over the rear springs from the Basic to the Comfort and purchase new stronger spring for the front using the Comfort shocks.
Tein CS coilovers w/EDFC - $1300 shipped or $1250 So. Cal pick up.
Tein Basic Coilovers $650 shipped or $600 So. Cal pick up. But you will have the spring of front 504lb. front and 392lb. rear. I will swap my rear Comfort springs for your Basic. I will only sell the Basic if you're willing to take this set up.
Just to clarify, I am only selling one of these coilovers. First person to send payment or cash will take it and I will keep the other set. I really don't care which one gets sold. Pics of the car with the Comfort coilovers with 18" wheels. But you can got lower than that if you want.
First set for sale is the Tein Basic coilover with less than 5k miles on them. Spring rate is 504lb. front and rear. Excellent condition and very clean. Never been track or abuse. Drop is about 2-3" +/-. The coilover are still on my car. So no pics are availabe right now. I will take pics of the coilovers on the car if requested.
Second set for the sale is the Tein CS (comfort sport) coilover with EDFC. Spring rate is 392lb. front and rear. Installed them but found out they're a bit soft for my preference. I originally bought this from ttrank about 2 weeks ago on this forum. According to Tim, the coilover has about 10k miles on them and have about 1/2 hour of track use. They are in great condition except for the rear shocks which have some scratches on them due to some rubbing on something?? They were like that when I got them. I hope Tim can clear this up for me.
To make a long story short, I need to sell one of these coilover. Both of these coilover have about the same drop height except the Comfort has a little bit more flexibilty. I'm more happy with Bacis because it handles better than the Comfort. But the Basic is a bit bouncy. So, I've contacted Tein headquarter and they've told me that I can swap over the rear springs from the Basic to the Comfort and purchase new stronger spring for the front using the Comfort shocks.
Tein CS coilovers w/EDFC - $1300 shipped or $1250 So. Cal pick up.
Tein Basic Coilovers $650 shipped or $600 So. Cal pick up. But you will have the spring of front 504lb. front and 392lb. rear. I will swap my rear Comfort springs for your Basic. I will only sell the Basic if you're willing to take this set up.
Just to clarify, I am only selling one of these coilovers. First person to send payment or cash will take it and I will keep the other set. I really don't care which one gets sold. Pics of the car with the Comfort coilovers with 18" wheels. But you can got lower than that if you want.
Last edited by SupG35; 03-26-2009 at 02:45 PM.
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03-20-2009, 05:37 PM
im currently on 350z htechs which is rated 375lbs rear, so with the setup your offering on the basics would the ride quality be rather similar?
im happy with the ride quality of my htechs i just want to go lower really...
im happy with the ride quality of my htechs i just want to go lower really...
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