new rims pics, what do u think?
Originally Posted by 99BlackMaxMS
Looks good...time for a drop tho. Unless you have plans of going offroading.
I'm still haven't decided between h&r's/illuminas or tein coilovers though.
Originally Posted by Gian13
the drop is coming soon.
I'm still haven't decided between h&r's/illuminas or tein coilovers though.
I'm still haven't decided between h&r's/illuminas or tein coilovers though.
That's quite a difference in products... I wouldn't waste your time/money on H&R. They barely even drop the car enough to notice, I would just leave it stock or pick a different spring instead. If you plan on doing coilovers I would do some research on different coilovers, it seems if you are looking at H&R you are concerned about ride quality and teins are probably some of the harshest.
Originally Posted by sooner02r1
That's quite a difference in products... I wouldn't waste your time/money on H&R. They barely even drop the car enough to notice, I would just leave it stock or pick a different spring instead. If you plan on doing coilovers I would do some research on different coilovers, it seems if you are looking at H&R you are concerned about ride quality and teins are probably some of the harshest.
At least will make the car look even to the back stock suspension which I like.
Originally Posted by Gian13
I know a couple of I35 drivers/members of this org who have this setup (h&r's on front + Illuminas all around) and yeah, is the most comfortable spring/shock setup for this ride. I know the drop is only 1.4' with this spring but will sure make that HUGE/HORRIBLE front gap dissapear.
At least will make the car look even to the back stock suspension which I like.
At least will make the car look even to the back stock suspension which I like.
Yeah I understand wanting a mild drop and good ride. I was just throwing in my .02 as I have gone through a couple of spring combos and now am wanting coilovers so I can drop it as far as I want. I started out with maxspeeds and felt there was still too much fender gap. I wish I had just done coilovers from the beginning.
Originally Posted by MaxBoost925
Not bad. Are they supposed to be OZ suppraleggra copies or something?
Here's the link:
http://www.5zigen.co.jp/product/whee...k56/index.html
Originally Posted by sooner02r1
....it seems if you are looking at H&R you are concerned about ride quality and teins are probably some of the harshest.
Originally Posted by Poowill
If i'm not mistaken, the teins are about the softest riding coilover out there..(talking about the basics right?)
yes, Teins have whatever you want from the harshest to the softest.
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