that doesn't include shipping or tax....Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronng
so would be about the same as monoflex or more which is right. :wave:
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that doesn't include shipping or tax....Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronng
so would be about the same as monoflex or more which is right. :wave:
Of course, this is Japan RRP.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crapdaz
BTW, Monoflex price:
GSA42-F1SS1
185,000 (本体)\194,250 (税込)
More than CS.
uh huh nice to know, should sell my mono's and get CS for comfort.Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronng
Would be interesting for me to ride in your car and you ride in my car to compare the difference between flex and monoflex. Who knows, I might find your Monoflex comfortable!Quote:
Originally Posted by Crapdaz
nah... i doubt you would.Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronng
but yeh would be nice to see the differences. And you haven't changed your wheels, still on stockies right?
do you find the flex pretty noisy sometimes on different roads?
On stockies.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crapdaz
It is noisy because of the pillowball mounts. It makes a knocking sound. That is the downside of pillowball mounts.
haha yeh, that kinda sucks.Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronng
when im talking with my gf and have music on at the same time.
e.g on parramatta rd i can't hear what she is saying sometimes cause of them. :p
in your opinion you reckon CS would be worth it, and if my other half is preggers then would you think it's too hard?
Cause i will prob convert to something comfy when the time comes....
Something is wrong with yours if your Monoflex is new and making so much noise.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crapdaz
Yeah, Monoflex is definitely not for babies (both born and unborn). CS will feel like a slightly softer SS.
after reading the discussion between aaronng and crapdaz..im once again unsure.
im after a drop...nothing crazy..but im also after something adjustable.
i had a look at the tein website and it seems like they only have the BASIC, SS and SS-P coilovers. (i have a vti accord)
im after something that won't kill the comfort of the ride too much. is that possible?
im thinking going mugens since im getting most things for my car from mugen
it's really hard to judge by word of mouth.Quote:
Originally Posted by longers
you need to ride in someone's car to feel it, before you can really judge.
but presumably bilstein + eibach or koni setup would be better otherwise go mugen then since your getting stuff from them and the settings aren't as harsh.
Also what is your budget on suspension? Assuming from you buying mugen stuff your made out of it, spare some for me to tune my car? PRETTY PLEASE!!!?!??!
hope this gets you out of partial confusion :D
You need to find people with Accords with coilovers to find out their experience. What is the spring rate of the SS for Accord? Why do you need adjustable height?Quote:
Originally Posted by longers
brag factor yo! AS AARONNG has mentioned as chassis is different.
kidding.