TEIN Coilovers
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TEIN Coilovers
I was wondering, someone is selling the basic TEIN Coilover and hes asking 600. Is this a good price? My shocks are going bad so I'm thinking of that as a 2-in-1 deal. Needs some tips for which coilovers to get and prices. Thanks 
Also he has an hks hi power exhaust and hes asking 650 + stock exhaust? Should i?

Also he has an hks hi power exhaust and hes asking 650 + stock exhaust? Should i?
Last edited by Adil_G35; Jun 17, 2011 at 01:51 PM.
Don't waste your money. Like someone stated before me, you can get that POS suspension for 800 new, but there's a reason why most people try to sell their Tein Basics after a year or so. Better yet, skip Teins altogether and get a suspension that's actually had some real R&D... If you're on a budget, look into MDU, or BC.
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He has all these for sale:
Authentic HKS true dual exhaust(not sure if its the same as Hi Power) - $650 plus stock exhaust.
Aps test pipes - $100 plus stock cats(don't know what the cats are)
Nismo CAI - $100 plus stock intake
Tein basic flex coil overs - $600
Any suggestions?
Authentic HKS true dual exhaust(not sure if its the same as Hi Power) - $650 plus stock exhaust.
Aps test pipes - $100 plus stock cats(don't know what the cats are)
Nismo CAI - $100 plus stock intake
Tein basic flex coil overs - $600
Any suggestions?
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I'm actually going against the TEIN coilovers. I've been looking around and people seem to have a lot of negative comment on the quality. How much without the TEIN should I ask for. Also he said he can install it all for me.
Cats are the cat converters from the headers(exhaust manifold) to the y-pipe. They are the most restrictive part of our car. Id say the intake is the only thing priced reasonably and the gains are minimal at best for a CAI. The exhaust is overpriced if it is authentic and teins aren't worth the trouble.






