Buddyclub or Tein

**raz05** · 03-05-2008 01:00 PM

U cant go very low on Tein SS
If i remember correctly, the max drop at the rear was abt 0.5-1 finger gap
I think Tein SS would be out of ur choice if u want to really lower ur car

**vippy84** · 03-05-2008 01:03 PM

ahaaa.. that's probably why...
I lowered it to the max..

what coilover is good for max drop without affecting the ride comfort??
also i want a coilover that give more drop than tein SS..

**dudeling7** · 03-05-2008 01:50 PM

IMO Buddy CLub N+ is much better value than tein SS

1. N+ has dual height adjustability so you can lower without changing the spring rate/preload on the spring.

2. You can slam your car as well if you want too (i mean tuckin rim on 17's easy)

3. Higher spring rates (well i prefer because i want to use for track and daily and i dont mind a harder ride)

although BC ride maybe harsher its not bouncy harsh its a nice dampened harsh lol if that makes sense.

Honestly i cant really tell the difference from stock and tein SS as its very soft but thats just my 2c

**raz05** · 03-05-2008 03:07 PM

Originally Posted by dudeling7

1. N+ has dual height adjustability so you can lower without changing the spring rate/preload on the spring.

2. You can slam your car as well if you want too (i mean tuckin rim on 17's easy)

Honestly i cant really tell the difference from stock and tein SS as its very soft but thats just my 2c

Agree with u SS is a bit soft, dual height adjustability is very important as it wont affect the preload of the spring like the one way adjustable coilovers

**L a z y b O Y** · 03-05-2008 06:38 PM

Originally Posted by dudeling7

IMO Buddy CLub N+ is much better value than tein SS

1. N+ has dual height adjustability so you can lower without changing the spring rate/preload on the spring.

2. You can slam your car as well if you want too (i mean tuckin rim on 17's easy)

3. Higher spring rates (well i prefer because i want to use for track and daily and i dont mind a harder ride)

although BC ride maybe harsher its not bouncy harsh its a nice dampened harsh lol if that makes sense.

Honestly i cant really tell the difference from stock and tein SS as its very soft but thats just my 2c

soo true i had these for a day and im loving it! and about dumpage, you can go as low as you want

best money spent so far