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07-19-12, 12:11 AM

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Howiefied

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Sewell should be able to look after you on TTE stuff. I had to find the product code and search by that from memory.

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07-19-12, 01:41 AM

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My most recent information tells me that Cusco and Ksport offer coilovers for the RX as well. There is a fourth brand, but I've NEVER heard of them before, so I wouldn't go with them.

Cusco is a really high rated brand. very expensive however.

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07-19-12, 05:02 AM

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Tein would be a good company to go with, I have used their products on a few of my vehicles. I have always been satisfied with their products. I would maybe call them up and see what they have to offer

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07-19-12, 02:14 PM

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I would avoid Ksport coilovers. Not necessarily for RX, but I've heard of numerous complaints from different forums who used Ksport.

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07-19-12, 04:39 PM

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I would avoid Ksport coilovers. Not necessarily for RX, but I've heard of numerous complaints from different forums who used Ksport.

Ksport is a cheap brand. Tein was willing to make me coil overs for the RX but I needed to provide stock struts for them.

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07-19-12, 06:43 PM

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It looks as though there are several of us who are indeed interested in more adjustability than lowering springs but less commitment and investment than air suspension..