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VQMAX05 Oct 10, 2005 10:31 AM

Coilover Q's
 
Which coilover do you guys recommend for the 6th gen.
Tein:
KSport:
D2:

I dunno which way to go. strutt/spring or coilover set up??

Help me out please.
Thanks
Jon

Sexyass Maxima Oct 10, 2005 11:00 AM

Go with the coilover setup every maxima I seen them on looks so sweet

Glude Oct 10, 2005 11:28 AM

Tein doesnt offer any yet. If you have a link to em, lemme see. If its the EDFC on Stillens site, its wrong.

VQMAX05 Oct 10, 2005 11:51 AM

TEIN HAS COILOVERS FOR 6 th Gen
 
http://tein.com/ti/p38-a34.html

There is the link to the new Tein Set up.

I have them priced for $890

Glude Oct 10, 2005 11:57 AM

Wow, thanks for the link. I was unaware they had anything for use yet. I remember someone saying they were working on something. If they are on the market definately go with tein, they should be wayyy better than the D2s or Ksports. They have always been one of the top Coilovers.

Tek-Niq Oct 10, 2005 05:57 PM

look in the group buy section for Ksport coils, they go for 740...... I have them and love'em

VQMAX05 Oct 10, 2005 07:05 PM

Are the Ksport stiff?
How about having 5 people in the car?
any rubbing or bottoming out?
What are the pros and cons of COilovers?
Any Noises at all????? I hate noises!!

Thanks
Jon

Tek-Niq Oct 10, 2005 07:11 PM


Originally Posted by VQMAX05
Are the Ksport stiff?
How about having 5 people in the car?
any rubbing or bottoming out?
What are the pros and cons of COilovers?
Any Noises at all????? I hate noises!!

Thanks
Jon


you think I'll still have them if I had all those problems....lol...

nah man, not REAL STIFF, but firm... real nice ride on the highway, since the springs are way smaller bumpy roads may get bouncy..

I have yet to bottom out..

pro: nice even drop, and you are able to adjust your ride..

noises: install them right and you won't get any noise..

people: 5 people inside with 22 inch rims and I don't rub..

VQMAX05 Oct 10, 2005 07:48 PM

do you have pics of the install?
WHat did you need to have them installed from the stock suspension?
any complications or special mods that need to be done?
I had my car with EIbachs, got noise so I yanked them.
SO now you can understand my hesitation.
WHen you mean bouncy....... does that depend on how low you go??
I like the firm ride but i dunno about bouncy
Thanks
Jon

Sexyass Maxima Oct 10, 2005 09:34 PM


Originally Posted by VQMAX05
http://tein.com/ti/p38-a34.html

There is the link to the new Tein Set up.

I have them priced for $890

You cant buy them from that link put a link up so people that want to buy can

Glude Oct 10, 2005 11:39 PM


Originally Posted by Sexyass Maxima
You cant buy them from that link put a link up so people that want to buy can

Why dont you put the link up? Work on your typing skills too.

Tek-Niq Oct 11, 2005 09:52 AM


Originally Posted by VQMAX05
do you have pics of the install?
WHat did you need to have them installed from the stock suspension?
any complications or special mods that need to be done?
I had my car with EIbachs, got noise so I yanked them.
SO now you can understand my hesitation.
WHen you mean bouncy....... does that depend on how low you go??
I like the firm ride but i dunno about bouncy
Thanks
Jon


nothing special for the install, it comes with everything... the rears you will need the top of the stock strut plate to install them, but thats it..

the bounce only comes in when you hit bump after bump.. remember that the springs are way smaller and firmer, so its going to rebound alot quicker than the stock spring.. is not that it bounces just like that, its that when you hit a bump it will go up and down fast as hell, it don't stay floating around like a stock suspension.. it hits the bump, up down, thats it.

NyC97Max Nov 2, 2005 11:53 PM

NYC roads with coilovers? and 18" rims? bad idea?

Tek-Niq Nov 3, 2005 03:35 PM


Originally Posted by NyC97Max
NYC roads with coilovers? and 18" rims? bad idea?


just an FYI...... the coils are not whats hard, is the tires you ride on.. I took my 22's off and with my coils its just firm, not hard at all.. with the rims, you just feel and hear more road noice and the bumps get alittle loud on ya..

but the coils and stock rubber is a nice ride... you start to compromise that when you go bigger wheels with smaller rubber..

vee eye pee Nov 10, 2005 06:18 PM

ksport and d2's... are they a full coilover setup? or is it something like ground control??

and prices on both???

and how low can you go??

vee eye pee Nov 10, 2005 08:16 PM


Originally Posted by vee eye pee
ksport and d2's... are they a full coilover setup? or is it something like ground control??

and prices on both???

and how low can you go??

found my own answers... thanks guys...


how bout ground control?? anybody know if a set is even available? and if so... hows the product??

Glude Nov 10, 2005 11:21 PM

Tein just came out with coilovers. Ive always heard great things about their coilovers, to bad I dont have the cash for em.

MIKE DEGUZMAN Nov 16, 2005 09:12 PM

how low do d2/ksport/tein coilovers go?

V-Specin Nov 17, 2005 07:22 AM

My friend with a Lexus GS400 just told me that the Tein Basics suck. He has the Tein HA's now and loves them. It looks like thats all that they offer only the basics for the Maxima. Maybe if enough of us get together we can get them to make a better set. I dont mind spending an extra $400-500 if the ride is going to be 10 times better.

Tek-Niq Nov 17, 2005 08:24 PM


Originally Posted by MIKE DEGUZMAN
how low do d2/ksport/tein coilovers go?

up to a 3-4 inch drop on the k-sports... the rest should be the same..


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