JIC SF-1 and SA-1 coilovers
10-26-2002, 02:01 PM
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JIC SF-1 and SA-1 coilovers
I've searched and cannot find anyone with any experience with either of these kits on a 4th Gen Max. Does anyone have these on their cars? How is the ride quality?
Another thing... there is a BIG misconception that these JIC coilovers are ride height adjustable. THEY ARE NOT. the SF-1 and SA-1 coilovers appears to have a threaded shock body from the pictures, but JIC's website and some of the other retail websites indicate NEITHER of these are ride height adjustable. JIC's website indicates they lower the car about 1.5" to 2" depending on the application.
Another thing... there is a BIG misconception that these JIC coilovers are ride height adjustable. THEY ARE NOT. the SF-1 and SA-1 coilovers appears to have a threaded shock body from the pictures, but JIC's website and some of the other retail websites indicate NEITHER of these are ride height adjustable. JIC's website indicates they lower the car about 1.5" to 2" depending on the application.
10-26-2002, 02:24 PM
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the JICs we talk about are the FLT A2s 
they are fully adjustable, I've seen them on Hiroshis car and ridden in Brian's (cobymoby) car
they are very sweet in alllll aspects except maybe price
they are fully adjustable, I've seen them on Hiroshis car and ridden in Brian's (cobymoby) carthey are very sweet in alllll aspects except maybe price
10-26-2002, 02:47 PM
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Re: JIC SF-1 and SA-1 coilovers
Originally posted by GlenH
I've searched and cannot find anyone with any experience with either of these kits on a 4th Gen Max. Does anyone have these on their cars? How is the ride quality?
Another thing... there is a BIG misconception that these JIC coilovers are ride height adjustable. THEY ARE NOT. the SF-1 and SA-1 coilovers appears to have a threaded shock body from the pictures, but JIC's website and some of the other retail websites indicate NEITHER of these are ride height adjustable. JIC's website indicates they lower the car about 1.5" to 2" depending on the application.
I've searched and cannot find anyone with any experience with either of these kits on a 4th Gen Max. Does anyone have these on their cars? How is the ride quality?
Another thing... there is a BIG misconception that these JIC coilovers are ride height adjustable. THEY ARE NOT. the SF-1 and SA-1 coilovers appears to have a threaded shock body from the pictures, but JIC's website and some of the other retail websites indicate NEITHER of these are ride height adjustable. JIC's website indicates they lower the car about 1.5" to 2" depending on the application.
They have the same design as Kei Office Coilovers. I have a set of Kei Office GU type Coilover for sale 4 level firmness adjustable and unlimited height adjustable. Built-in front Camber plate adjustable. Email me if you are interested.
For JIC Coilovers, I think Avalon Racing has them... search and check for their websites or simply type "JIC" using the search function on the forums
SY
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10-26-2002, 02:52 PM
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I have some info on vqpower.com
Also, some people I know that sell them:
AvalonRacing(AvalonRacing.net)
ISPmotorsports(305-661-0412)
I think you can get it from JIC themself(JIC-Magic.com)
Also, some people I know that sell them:
AvalonRacing(AvalonRacing.net)
ISPmotorsports(305-661-0412)
I think you can get it from JIC themself(JIC-Magic.com)
10-26-2002, 03:12 PM
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Re: Re: JIC SF-1 and SA-1 coilovers
Originally posted by SYCEFIRO
There is NO misconception on the JIC coilovers. JIC Coilovers are ride height adjustable for sure!
They have the same design as Kei Office Coilovers. I have a set of Kei Office GU type Coilover for sale 4 level firmness adjustable and unlimited height adjustable. Built-in front Camber plate adjustable. Email me if you are interested.
For JIC Coilovers, I think Avalon Racing has them... search and check for their websites or simply type "JIC" using the search function on the forums
SY~
There is NO misconception on the JIC coilovers. JIC Coilovers are ride height adjustable for sure!
They have the same design as Kei Office Coilovers. I have a set of Kei Office GU type Coilover for sale 4 level firmness adjustable and unlimited height adjustable. Built-in front Camber plate adjustable. Email me if you are interested.
For JIC Coilovers, I think Avalon Racing has them... search and check for their websites or simply type "JIC" using the search function on the forums
SY
~
10-26-2002, 03:16 PM
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Re: Re: JIC SF-1 and SA-1 coilovers
Originally posted by SYCEFIRO
For JIC Coilovers, I think Avalon Racing has them... search and check for their websites or simply type "JIC" using the search function on the forums
SY~
For JIC Coilovers, I think Avalon Racing has them... search and check for their websites or simply type "JIC" using the search function on the forums
SY
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10-26-2002, 07:22 PM
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Re: Re: Re: JIC SF-1 and SA-1 coilovers
Originally posted by GlenH
I found those links already. However, there has been ZERO feedback from people with JIC suspension systems. Does anyone know how they compare in terms of ride quality to say, H&R/AGX or Eibach/AGX or Motivational's shortened Konis? Are the JIC spring rates heavier or softer than typical aftermarket springs? How about compression and rebound dampening of the shocks compared to AGX or Konis?
I found those links already. However, there has been ZERO feedback from people with JIC suspension systems. Does anyone know how they compare in terms of ride quality to say, H&R/AGX or Eibach/AGX or Motivational's shortened Konis? Are the JIC spring rates heavier or softer than typical aftermarket springs? How about compression and rebound dampening of the shocks compared to AGX or Konis?
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