Speak to Edward from edw-r, he is a trader on Ozhonda.
I purchased a set of Tein SS coilovers about 4 weeks ago, very happy with service and price :D
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Speak to Edward from edw-r, he is a trader on Ozhonda.
I purchased a set of Tein SS coilovers about 4 weeks ago, very happy with service and price :D
Ditto......Quote:
Originally Posted by ENVSSS
try Edward............Got mine back in Jan. from him too.
sure will...have spoken to edw-r for quotes and all before but not in regards to maintenance issues.
cheers guys for all the input!!
I am thinking of getting my TEIN SS from www.TSXParts.com unless someone can recommend where I can get them here in Perth. The TEIN state distributor over here wants over $2200 just for the parts, then fitting and alignment is extra. Way too expensive for my liking, I can buy the SS for $950US and with the dollar good going at the moment including shipping it will be way less than getting them here.
how much do they charge for shipping?
any ideas?
$950US equals $1200 in Oz dollars I have just worked out. Shipping is purely based on weight of the goods. I ordered my UR Pulley from this place 2 months ago and the shipping was $55US which wasn't too bad. Even if they want $300US for the shipping it still works out a lot cheaper than buying it here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pumped
I wonder if buying it from Japan is cheaper again?
try get a quote from some of the traders here and you will be surprise:thumbsup:
I am not that happy with Tein SS, I put it to the lowest height and softest damper.. but still the quality of ride is still harsh..
What size wheels and profile tyres have you got?Quote:
Originally Posted by vippy84
There seems to be a mixed reaction to the TEIN SS coilovers in this forum. Currently I have the lowered springs and aftermarket shocks set up and ride is ok, a little harsh over some bumps but most of the time it's quite a comfy ride.
My performance retailer recommended me to change and get the TEIN's but reading quite a few comments in here, I'm in two minds now ... Hmmm
Coilovers are good if you regularly track your car but if you mainly drive on our shit roads then a good spring/shock combo is the way to go.
Sorry for hijacking but what is the combo for getting rides better than stock. I do a lot of highway drives now and the rough highways are really annoying me. Lots of jarring. Everytime i come to a smooth patch... it's like heaven!! btw, I don't want air suspension.