Ksport 2005 Drift Season KickOff Special. $740 shipped!
there are a few guys with 5th gens that have em, no one with 4th gens on the org so far.... mine will be in on thursday, i know some guys who live closer to arizona have theirs already
sweet then why arent they all over this thread posting comments?!?!
but seriously i would like to know their thoughts, and yours especially man when u get them on, keep us/ME updated! 
-Brendan
but seriously i would like to know their thoughts, and yours especially man when u get them on, keep us/ME updated! 
-Brendan
Just recieved my ksports.. A DAY EARLY!!! hahahahahaha yay!!!! so i will be able to install them tomarrow after my last final... what a nice way to finish off the semseter no?
Reviews will come directly after
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=403079
Reviews will come directly afterhttp://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=403079
Originally Posted by nismotek
Just came home from work and found my Ksports waiting for me. I can't wait until after work tomorrow to install them.
Originally Posted by Ronin14
In the description it says: "Monotube High Pressure Design reduces oil leakage".
Is this a gas-shock? Or an oil-shock? Or is that refering to the lubricants in the tube?
Is this a gas-shock? Or an oil-shock? Or is that refering to the lubricants in the tube?
oil shock.
Originally Posted by Mr.Duck
only untill the end of may

-Brendan
Well, just got home after installing. It took me about 2.5 hours to install and adjust the ride height. Tomorrow I will tweak the damping (the front is a little bouncy), and do an alignment. So far I haven't noticed any noises on bumps or turns, but time will tell. The only picture I have was taken with a phone and I don't know how to post it. Any tips?
Originally Posted by nismotek
Well, just got home after installing. It took me about 2.5 hours to install and adjust the ride height. Tomorrow I will tweak the damping (the front is a little bouncy), and do an alignment. So far I haven't noticed any noises on bumps or turns, but time will tell. The only picture I have was taken with a phone and I don't know how to post it. Any tips?
Same here, took about 2 hours, most time was adjusting ride height, dont notice any weird noises anywhere, nismotek, did you take anything off of the stock suspension and put it on the coiloverS? i remember reading somewhere about some rubber thing, i have no idea... haha mines a lil bouncy too, i think we just gotta let it sit for a bit ya know?
i will be posting some pictures, and a more thorough review sometime this weekend when i have time, i gotta adjust the ride heigh a lil more tomarrow, im SLAMED in the front, and the back is still a lil too high, so im gonna raise it in the front a bit, and lower it in the back a bit. so yea, final review and stuff will be coming when i get the time, im going to bed..
Originally Posted by gameover03
well i got my k-sports they have been on a for a full week...the drop is so sweet..and the ride to me is acutally softer than my previous stock SE ride....so i can vow with this product and say its worth the expense...and it has camber plates,..teins ss's dont have camber plates...i will post pics tomorrow of the b4 and after...
LEMAR
Originally Posted by RastaManMax
The ride is softer? Please explain, if these are indeed softer than OEM SE springs i don't see how they can handle that great? What settings are you using to get it that soft? What's the total suspension travel with these coilovers?
LEMAR
LEMAR
Originally Posted by nismology
Well harshness doesn't equal good handling necessarily. A well matched spring rate and damper with good valving will have a stiff ride but ride smoothly. For a good example, Illuminas aren't as harsh as AGX's, yet it still provides the same amount of damping due to superior valving.
Originally Posted by jinsu
don't be a ***** and start turning that damping dial UP! when your car feeling bouncy that when you know ur damping is softer than the springs. SO BUMP IT UP!
yea, i know but like i said in my previous post, i wanted to let it settle a bit before, i figured it was too soft, but i have it smack in the middle of the H and the S, i counted how many full turns it was, and just put it in the middle... and if i need to i will bump it up.
Originally Posted by Mr.Duck
Same here, took about 2 hours, most time was adjusting ride height, dont notice any weird noises anywhere, nismotek, did you take anything off of the stock suspension and put it on the coiloverS? i remember reading somewhere about some rubber thing, i have no idea... haha mines a lil bouncy too, i think we just gotta let it sit for a bit ya know?
i will be posting some pictures, and a more thorough review sometime this weekend when i have time, i gotta adjust the ride heigh a lil more tomarrow, im SLAMED in the front, and the back is still a lil too high, so im gonna raise it in the front a bit, and lower it in the back a bit. so yea, final review and stuff will be coming when i get the time, im going to bed..
i will be posting some pictures, and a more thorough review sometime this weekend when i have time, i gotta adjust the ride heigh a lil more tomarrow, im SLAMED in the front, and the back is still a lil too high, so im gonna raise it in the front a bit, and lower it in the back a bit. so yea, final review and stuff will be coming when i get the time, im going to bed..
Originally Posted by SonicDust187
Is anyone going to do a write up with pics or what?
i upped the dampening on the front, and its not as bouncy, but i can feel that my rear struts are not stiff enough, but they are harder to get to, so i will be doing that tomarrow after work.
Any more comments about handling and ride quality?
If people are having to use full damping to match the 9/6 springs, I'm starting to wonder if getting 7/5 or 7/6 springs would be a better match for lower damping and a softer ride...
If people are having to use full damping to match the 9/6 springs, I'm starting to wonder if getting 7/5 or 7/6 springs would be a better match for lower damping and a softer ride...
Originally Posted by Mr.Duck
hey, for the 4th gens, its a DIRECT swap, you take your old ones off, and put the new ones in, VERY EASY the front strut has a total of 4 bolts, the rear struts only have 3 bolts, all your doing is taking off each wheel, taking all the bolts off, slidint the old ones out, and putting the new ones in.
i upped the dampening on the front, and its not as bouncy, but i can feel that my rear struts are not stiff enough, but they are harder to get to, so i will be doing that tomarrow after work.
i upped the dampening on the front, and its not as bouncy, but i can feel that my rear struts are not stiff enough, but they are harder to get to, so i will be doing that tomarrow after work.
Originally Posted by SonicDust187
Is anyone going to do a write up with pics or what?
Link: https://maxima.org/modules.php?name=TISI
The stock struts and shocks will come out with the springs on them, held on by the strut mounts. You don't even have to take those apart. Just unbolt, remove, put in, bolt up, and you're done.
It's the settings that's the hard part.
exactly doodfood you got it right on the dot. Thanks dave for posting the pics, im still not done adjusting em.... lol gotta go back to daves to day to drop the rear end a bit more.
Originally Posted by Nathan
Mr.Duck, can you snap a picture of the upper strut mount where the camber plate is? Thanks!
Ksports
Originally Posted by d00df00d
Any more comments about handling and ride quality?
If people are having to use full damping to match the 9/6 springs, I'm starting to wonder if getting 7/5 or 7/6 springs would be a better match for lower damping and a softer ride...
If people are having to use full damping to match the 9/6 springs, I'm starting to wonder if getting 7/5 or 7/6 springs would be a better match for lower damping and a softer ride...




tho. Reviews are key.




