Ok..I did a search but didn't see these listed..anyone...

AJ Racing Coilovers

T1R B-Max Damper - Acura TL 04-05
Comfort and Performance normally is not a combination you can find from most of the suspension available the market. T1R offers 42mm piston twin tube design for maximum dampening ranges for street and track. The damper can handle springs rates from 6k-20k. 4 way compression and rebound adjustable. Ride height and stroke adjustable for extreme lowering. CNC machined chromoly steel body with all CNC machined forged aluminum perches and adjust brackets. All kits come with adjustable wrenches and necessity hardware.
Price: CAD $1,599.00 (USD $1,390.44)

 

Looks nice! What are the standard spring rates they come in?

 

I have no idea just copy and pasted what i saw on the site. Haven't looked into it too much. Just thought I'd put it out there since I haven't heard or seen anyone talk about them. I stumbled upon them doing a Google search:P

 

aj-r is a local tuner shop here in Vancouver. They are pretty reputable here locally for modifing JDM cars. However I couldn't comment on their product since I have never seen or know anyone that has tried them out.

 

They have some pretty good stuff on there site even though 96% of it cant be applied to our cars. The one thing is the price compared to what everyone else is running on their cars now. I think this on is the most expensive with nothing to back it up. One thing would be you would be unique like Chris with his K-Sports from the Accord.

 

i dont know about those coilovers in particular...

but AJ Racing tends to carry high end stuff, but also usually are on the pricier side.

i'm sure their good coilovers.

 

Anyone with these yet?

 

Actually got word from A-J racing, these springs are 12K Front, and 8K rear.

 

Means nothing to me, anyone care to explain?

 

I believe the spring rates somewhat affect the ride. Stiffer springs, less comfort. With that in mind, the Tein's are at 12/6, and ksport are 13/7.

 

And as a follow up...

Stock is? ASPEC is? Is stiffer a higher or lower number?

 

I THINK they rate progressive springs differently than linear...righT?

 

those in the pic look like linear springs.

12k/8k are way too high of numbers to be lb/in. or g/mm.

that mean it will take 12000lb/8000 to compress the spring 1 inch.

usually spring rates are around 450~1000 for street setup...

 

see that what i thought from previous springs and comparing to the Tein Basics and SS but the numbers were way off so I didn't have a clue what the 12 and 8K were for???