Ls430 UL on Megan coilover
05-11-10, 08:55 AM
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i would have to cast my vote that pulling a fender is not easy,, but i have never done it myself just seen shops attempting it and have also seen the finished product. seems like hard professional risky work to me. why??
05-11-10, 02:34 PM
#32
go lower in the front. Right now at the height I have it, clears, no rubbing but any lower then I would have a problem. Maybe I should get 30 series tires for my front. Any suggestions?
02-23-11, 06:00 AM
#37
Are there not multiple models to choose from so that you get a firm or sporty or soft ride? Plus, can you not adjust the dampening?
02-23-11, 03:11 PM
#39
To be fair i did have BC Racing coilovers and had them set on the softest setting. Once I went to 20s it was horrible riding. Compared to my last ls400 on teins it as like stock
02-23-11, 07:36 PM
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Ofcourse it cant compare to Tein CS but IMO its hella good for the buck plus you can ride low without the harsh ride. I have mine for almost 2 year and the only thing i notice that is going bad is my driverside front shock. Other than that it doesnt make any weird noise or creaks. I drive my car low and my dampering setting is 15 front and 25 rear and i loves it
02-24-11, 12:04 PM
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Ofcourse it cant compare to Tein CS but IMO its hella good for the buck plus you can ride low without the harsh ride. I have mine for almost 2 year and the only thing i notice that is going bad is my driverside front shock. Other than that it doesnt make any weird noise or creaks. I drive my car low and my dampering setting is 15 front and 25 rear and i loves it
04-19-11, 07:18 PM
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Guessing most people use these: http://www.meganracing.com/product_d...id=32&catid=30
Model Number : MR-CDK-LL01
Model Number : MR-CDK-LL01