Y33: Anyone with experience on comfort of JIC coil-overs or KYB/Tein?
I am trying to decide between KYBs and Tein springs or just dishing out the scratch for the JICs. Can anyone comment on the ride quality of the KYB/Tein combo vs. stock and the JICs vs. stock?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Cullen
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I am trying to decide between KYBs and Tein springs or just dishing out the scratch for the JICs. Can anyone comment on the ride quality of the KYB/Tein combo vs. stock and the JICs vs. stock?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Cullen
Re: Y33: Anyone with experience on comfort of JIC coil-overs or KYB/Tein?
I have no clue? I would hope that its not a rough/tight as my 350z was w/ stock suspension.
;)
I know it would look better with a drop but, I hate to change anything on my car now because it rides so great.
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I have no clue? I would hope that its not a rough/tight as my 350z was w/ stock suspension.
;)
I know it would look better with a drop but, I hate to change anything on my car now because it rides so great.
Re: Y33: Anyone with experience on comfort of JIC coil-overs or KYB/Tein?
JIC --
Feels good. Just make sure you play with the dampening setup and ride height to find your comfort zone. JIC's a great product and you'll be happy with it -- given that you set it up right.
A good note about JIC are that you can slam it like crazy.... i love that feature =)
KYB -Tein -
Just think of a close to stock ride but a tad bit lower, not much of a drop but a good decent drop for daily driving
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JIC --
Feels good. Just make sure you play with the dampening setup and ride height to find your comfort zone. JIC's a great product and you'll be happy with it -- given that you set it up right.
A good note about JIC are that you can slam it like crazy.... i love that feature =)
KYB -Tein -
Just think of a close to stock ride but a tad bit lower, not much of a drop but a good decent drop for daily driving
