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05-01-2007, 06:00 AM
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Oh, I see. Are the Tokicos still in development? Or are they ready? Also your Tanabes are Sustec Pro S-OC-II or Sustec Pro S-OC? If they're the Pro S-OC-II, count me in as a potential buyer if you decide to sell them. 
05-01-2007, 10:13 AM
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TEIN H or S-Tech spring w/ Koni Yellow shock are great.
I have the BuddyClub Racing Spec Damper on my car, and it's quite stiff. Then I tried to drive my buddy TSX w/ TEIN S+Koni Yellow, it was sooooooo Comfortable... and I'm serious too, I think my gf will love it. It does the goal of lowering the car, but still extremely comofortable. The handling sucks a bit compare to mine but if comfort is what you are looking for, you can't go wrong with it.
I have the BuddyClub Racing Spec Damper on my car, and it's quite stiff. Then I tried to drive my buddy TSX w/ TEIN S+Koni Yellow, it was sooooooo Comfortable... and I'm serious too, I think my gf will love it. It does the goal of lowering the car, but still extremely comofortable. The handling sucks a bit compare to mine but if comfort is what you are looking for, you can't go wrong with it.
05-01-2007, 08:55 PM
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Originally Posted by vilmar5
Oh, I see. Are the Tokicos still in development? Or are they ready? Also your Tanabes are Sustec Pro S-OC-II or Sustec Pro S-OC? If they're the Pro S-OC-II, count me in as a potential buyer if you decide to sell them.
its s-oc type II
05-02-2007, 06:09 AM
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Cool. So are you thinking that the combo springs/shocks would give you more performance than the Tanabes? Just wondering why you're thinking about changing them. I'm in decision right now as to whether go with Tanabes or A-Spec. The argument for A-Spec is that they are Acura parts and since I'm on a lease, the dealer won't have much to say when I bring it in for service.
The other thing is that I keep re-reading the threads and change my mind between those two every time I do!
Cool. So are you thinking that the combo springs/shocks would give you more performance than the Tanabes? Just wondering why you're thinking about changing them. I'm in decision right now as to whether go with Tanabes or A-Spec. The argument for A-Spec is that they are Acura parts and since I'm on a lease, the dealer won't have much to say when I bring it in for service.
The other thing is that I keep re-reading the threads and change my mind between those two every time I do!
05-03-2007, 07:03 AM
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05-03-2007, 10:10 AM
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Someone stole "My Garage"
I have a question for those with the H-tech's...
I bought a set that were used for under 10,000 miles before I got them. Will they still take time to 'settle' on my car? In other words, should I get an alignment 2 days after, or more like 2 weeks after, I install them this weekend? I don't want to waste time and money by getting two alignments if the springs were to settle after the first alignment, but I also don't want to ruin my tires with the out-of-spec toe settings that are a result of lowering without an alignment.
Opinions? Thanks!
I bought a set that were used for under 10,000 miles before I got them. Will they still take time to 'settle' on my car? In other words, should I get an alignment 2 days after, or more like 2 weeks after, I install them this weekend? I don't want to waste time and money by getting two alignments if the springs were to settle after the first alignment, but I also don't want to ruin my tires with the out-of-spec toe settings that are a result of lowering without an alignment.
Opinions? Thanks!
05-03-2007, 07:43 PM
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Originally Posted by curls
I have a question for those with the H-tech's...
I bought a set that were used for under 10,000 miles before I got them. Will they still take time to 'settle' on my car? In other words, should I get an alignment 2 days after, or more like 2 weeks after, I install them this weekend? I don't want to waste time and money by getting two alignments if the springs were to settle after the first alignment, but I also don't want to ruin my tires with the out-of-spec toe settings that are a result of lowering without an alignment.
Opinions? Thanks!
I bought a set that were used for under 10,000 miles before I got them. Will they still take time to 'settle' on my car? In other words, should I get an alignment 2 days after, or more like 2 weeks after, I install them this weekend? I don't want to waste time and money by getting two alignments if the springs were to settle after the first alignment, but I also don't want to ruin my tires with the out-of-spec toe settings that are a result of lowering without an alignment.
Opinions? Thanks!
probably it'll settle down even though they were used
05-05-2007, 10:11 PM
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I have the h-techs and love 'em. elegant drop but not so ridiculous that it can't get thru 6" snow although you do hear the snow scraping the bottom. gap between is about 2 fingers - female ones or about 1.5 male fingers.
had some pics posted here on another h-tech thread... looks sexy. didn't want anything aggressive cuz i used my ride to tow my sportbike plus i didn't want her looking like xzibit had pimped her out, after all, i sometimes have clients in her.
had some pics posted here on another h-tech thread... looks sexy. didn't want anything aggressive cuz i used my ride to tow my sportbike plus i didn't want her looking like xzibit had pimped her out, after all, i sometimes have clients in her.
05-05-2007, 11:14 PM
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Emm...Minkl I'm have had Koni + Eibach combo before I got Sustec. The car should handle better with Koni + spring setup but the ride quality cannot be same as Tanabe. You will lose that comfort like stock.
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