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    Tein Mono Flex - Flex questions

    Hey guys,

    I've been doing a some research and found that the coilovers i'm after are the 'Tein Flex' or Tein Mono Flex'

    I'm really after these coilovers due the massive drop/ adjustment & this coilover seems to be the lowest set you can buy. (from what i've found)

    I've noticed the Tein Flex has been discontinued, so my only option seems to be the Tein Mono Flex.

    Does the mono flex coilover drop to the same height as the flex? and where's the cheapest place i can buy it from? Australia and offshore?

    And how do people find this coilover? and does anybody else have any other opinions or any other coilover i should look at?

    Also, pictures of euro's as lowest setting on different brand coilovers would be awesome!

    Thanks heaps !

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    Proconcept in sydney sells them and the monos are highly recommended by alot of people who has had a ride in them and say they're one of the best and most comfortable.

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    I have them on my euro, and i can say they are not the most comfortable.
    Rein had some Tein Flex and set to the lowest setting on his euro
    http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthr...highlight=euro

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    Not sure how low the monoflex go..
    But in ride comfort the monoflex is much better than the flex

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    From what i've read the Tein's are definatly the go!! Thanks for all the input!

    I did see Rein's review of how low the tein flex could go, I'm not after that low of a ride height, maybe 1-2 cm's higher...

    I don't want to go out and buy a set of Tein Mono Flex and find out they don't go as low as the Tein Flex's

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    I just bought Monoflex for my dc2r.

    I paid $1675 for the coilovers themselves, and then probably an extra $200 for shipping.

    Go to perfectrun.com.au - good prices.
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    how r they on the car man? i was looking at one of the flex's too. how much different is the comfort level from stock to coils as well??

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    Ive ordered them, they havnt come yet.

    Ill let you know though.
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    cheers man

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elwood View Post
    I just bought Monoflex for my dc2r.

    I paid $1675 for the coilovers themselves, and then probably an extra $200 for shipping.

    Go to perfectrun.com.au - good prices.
    Will be good too see how you go? also give us an idea on the lowest drop you can go aswell

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    i just got mine put into my EG
    they are awesome
    nice firm ride that doesnt send a jolt through you when u go over train tracks, bumpy roads etc

    definitely worth the money IMO

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    Quote Originally Posted by eG_YoDa View Post
    i just got mine put into my EG
    they are awesome
    nice firm ride that doesnt send a jolt through you when u go over train tracks, bumpy roads etc

    definitely worth the money IMO
    Woo!

    Didn't waste money :P
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