Just installed my Lexon Carbon Fiber front lip
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they are calling this kit "comfort sport agressive" he said. If anyone has any knowledge of this post it up because the price and quality of Tein make it a great alternative to the Jic's and the kit has the coils in matte black with matte gold cups and parts not the ugly gumby green
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Man I remember the good ol days with my 350z, where a narrow steep exit off a parking lot felt like walking the plank. You know what's coming but you have no choice. ha ha
Sure, I'll check the wheels for you. Which ones did you get again?
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I've been waiting on some JIC's but I heard that Tein's were reworked for a much firmer ride than the original set that came out at Sema so out of curiosity I called Tein direct spoke with a tech and he said the new kit for the Isf has a 35-40% stiffer spring rating to eliminate the floaty feel of the first kit
they are calling this kit "comfort sport agressive" he said. If anyone has any knowledge of this post it up because the price and quality of Tein make it a great alternative to the Jic's and the kit has the coils in matte black with matte gold cups and parts not the ugly gumby green
they are calling this kit "comfort sport agressive" he said. If anyone has any knowledge of this post it up because the price and quality of Tein make it a great alternative to the Jic's and the kit has the coils in matte black with matte gold cups and parts not the ugly gumby green
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Currently I'm on Tein H-Techs so I'm about 1/2 inch lower than you. From the pix it actually doesn't look too low! Do you have to take entries/exits at an angle? Right now I just enjoy not having to worry about that.
Man I remember the good ol days with my 350z, where a narrow steep exit off a parking lot felt like walking the plank. You know what's coming but you have no choice. ha ha
Sure, I'll check the wheels for you. Which ones did you get again?
Man I remember the good ol days with my 350z, where a narrow steep exit off a parking lot felt like walking the plank. You know what's coming but you have no choice. ha ha
Sure, I'll check the wheels for you. Which ones did you get again?
I do avoid speed bumps and steeply raked entrances just to be safe and certain entries I try to be as careful as possible but that's how I would do it lip or no lip ...... I too had a 2003 Lemans sunset 350z and I know just what you mean
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I'm assuming you have a 3rd gen GS not an Isf.....but if you do have this kit on an Isf please write a review i'm sure many would be interested.The rep at Tein even said this kit has a new part #.
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That looks so sweet!! If I wasn't dropped on JIC's I'd have that lip for sure. My front bumper is already fcked up from the horrible roads in Chicago. A lip would last maybe a weekend before it was broken clean off. But that contrast looks great.
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the comfort sport coils for a GS and the NEW kit for the Isf are completely different.....the gs kit is softer and the NEW Isf kit has been retuned for a firmer sportier ride taking a bit out of the "comfort " part for better handling!
I'm assuming you have a 3rd gen GS not an Isf.....but if you do have this kit on an Isf please write a review i'm sure many would be interested.The rep at Tein even said this kit has a new part #.
I'm assuming you have a 3rd gen GS not an Isf.....but if you do have this kit on an Isf please write a review i'm sure many would be interested.The rep at Tein even said this kit has a new part #.
the coils are black and top plate is gold!
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