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  1. #13
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    hahah yeah try going round the car with a socket set every two months...
    then again ss can be real soft
    If you stand for nothing, you will fall for anything.

  2. #14
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    Quote Originally Posted by Terry
    the only bad things about hving coilovers is interior parts will start to loose when u drive on shit road often......
    has anyone ever had this happen? if so:

    1. how soon did this happen after the coilovers were first installed?
    2. how did you deal with this?
    3. how much did this cost?

  3. #15
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    nah........is not such a big deal.......my civic dont worth much~

    U will be right.....once u get coilover u will never look back!
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  4. #16
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    dont worry about it man, it really is no big deal, you may just hear squeeks or rattling occasionally
    not hard to fix.
    If you stand for nothing, you will fall for anything.

  5. #17
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    has anyone ever had this happen? if so:

    1. how soon did this happen after the coilovers were first installed?
    a few months
    2. how did you deal with this?
    turn the stereo up
    3. how much did this cost?
    it was free

    i wouldnt worry too much. you only really notice the rattles when you have the radio off
    my biggest rattle problem is from the rear parcel shelf but thats because ive got some broken clips that i need to fix.

    PS: I have a US made Coupe these are knowen to rattle more/have more issues than the japanese made models.

  6. #18
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    coilovers have never been shown to cause MAJOR issues... i think you're just stressing abit too much.

    over time, it's not just mods that cause car rattles and problems, it's general wear and tear and daily driving.

    seems like you're already set on getting the coilovers... so get them, install them and see what happens. not everyone has the same issues, every car is different and how u drive them is important too. the tein ss is supposed to be a very street friendly daily driving coilover, so put them on a softer setting and all should be fine.

    do get a wheel balance/alignment etc once you've installed them to avoid any problems in future.
    arrowz

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  7. #19
    Quote Originally Posted by Ru$kI
    has anyone ever had this happen? if so:

    1. how soon did this happen after the coilovers were first installed?
    2. how did you deal with this?
    3. how much did this cost?
    Dude DONT WORRY

    i have the exact same coilovers in my EG civic...and it rattles like a tommy gun. BUT this is due to the cars age and stiff coilovers just bouncing its guts all over the shop.
    Still , handles brilliantly I tell the ladies " its so loud coz its a race car" ehehe

  8. #20
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    hey ben i just got tein few days ago, which way do u turn for the softer setting its (left) right? its so bumpy where i live damn ghetto, but the turning is crazy.

    edit. wat damper settings do ppl leave it on for normal driving?

    Last edited by G-Stick; 28-03-2006 at 09:54 AM.

  9. #21
    counter-clockwise = reduce damper
    clockwise = increase damper

    IMO i run "about" 50% front and "about" 65% rear -

  10. #22
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    Thanx 4 all the info,

    Im not gettin worked up bout it...jus wanna make sure that they won't cause any problems in future. Regardless im going to use it for street driving and my car is in great cond...so id imagine i shuldnt have any rattling, esp if i set the damper to the softer settings for drive comfort.

    I'm going to order them some time this week when i get the time.

    As far as install....IS Motor Racing in Rockdale which I've heard great things about quoted me $250 for the install...which im my mind is rather deer in comparison to the $100 that JDMYard offered (im buying the coilovers from them also) or the $85 offered by bennjamin.

    So is it really worth it getting them installed at a propper mechanic and paying extra? (I'm not doubting / accusing the skill and reliability of JDMYard or bennjamin...just want to know how most people got their coilovers installed)

    Also, i've been hearing that you need to drive them in...how do u do that?

  11. #23
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    Coil overs are a simple install. Probably the easiest thing I’ve installed. I did my install myself but I have a hoist which makes things a bit easier. $250 seems extremely steep.

  12. #24
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ru$kI
    Thanx 4 all the info,

    Im not gettin worked up bout it...jus wanna make sure that they won't cause any problems in future. Regardless im going to use it for street driving and my car is in great cond...so id imagine i shuldnt have any rattling, esp if i set the damper to the softer settings for drive comfort.

    I'm going to order them some time this week when i get the time.

    As far as install....IS Motor Racing in Rockdale which I've heard great things about quoted me $250 for the install...which im my mind is rather deer in comparison to the $100 that JDMYard offered (im buying the coilovers from them also) or the $85 offered by bennjamin.

    So is it really worth it getting them installed at a propper mechanic and paying extra? (I'm not doubting / accusing the skill and reliability of JDMYard or bennjamin...just want to know how most people got their coilovers installed)

    Also, i've been hearing that you need to drive them in...how do u do that?
    Ben does a great job!

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