Tein Vs KW coilover Help
05-20-14, 03:11 PM
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Tein Vs KW coilover Help
Hello ….new to Club Lexus…… i recently bough a 98 gs400 and i want to lower it on some coil over and the two name i looking at are tein street comfort with (16-levels) EDFC… and i don't know if KW suspension make anything for Gs400 with EDFC but i hear they are really good… any suggestion or if other companies make Coilover for Gs400 with EDFC please let me know….
05-20-14, 05:18 PM
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i am currently running the tein comforts on my GS and KW V2 on my vr6 swapped mk2 golf. both very good coilovers. if looking for a comfortable ride for the GS, i HIGHLY recommend the tein comfort. only problem is that you cant "slam" the car. but you can lower it quite a bit and still have a comfy ride, i dint feel like i needed the EDFC kit, so i cant chime in on that.
as for the KW, im not sure if they offer anything for the GS, but they are awesome for track use. nice and stiff. i have never drove a car that has performed so well around a track with the KW coilovers.
hope this helped a bit
as for the KW, im not sure if they offer anything for the GS, but they are awesome for track use. nice and stiff. i have never drove a car that has performed so well around a track with the KW coilovers.
hope this helped a bit
05-20-14, 09:05 PM
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i am currently running the tein comforts on my GS and KW V2 on my vr6 swapped mk2 golf. both very good coilovers. if looking for a comfortable ride for the GS, i HIGHLY recommend the tein comfort. only problem is that you cant "slam" the car. but you can lower it quite a bit and still have a comfy ride, i dint feel like i needed the EDFC kit, so i cant chime in on that.
as for the KW, im not sure if they offer anything for the GS, but they are awesome for track use. nice and stiff. i have never drove a car that has performed so well around a track with the KW coilovers.
hope this helped a bit
as for the KW, im not sure if they offer anything for the GS, but they are awesome for track use. nice and stiff. i have never drove a car that has performed so well around a track with the KW coilovers.
hope this helped a bit
well that 1 up for tein , btw i wound want to slam the car anyway for the reason the northeast road over here are terrible.. thanks for the reply
. its not that low. just enough to fill that wheel well with tire. still rides good with the crappy roads i drive every day
05-21-14, 01:11 PM
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Good to know… do you also have Wheels on your car? if so what size are they? I'm diffidently go for some 19 with the biggest tires i can put it on with out any rubbing ….. i saw someone with Lexus Rx350 wheels on there 2nd GS and 3rd Gs look really nice…..
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05-21-14, 01:22 PM
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I bought theses and absloutly love them 32 way adjustable.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/JDM-SPORT...item51b2f78a1b
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05-21-14, 02:36 PM
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I also think the Tein CS are great for a daily driver. They don't ride harsh at all even on the stiffest setting. If you pair them with sway bars, you'll have decent cornering capabilities. My wife uses the GS as a daily and she has never complained about the suspension being too harsh. She hated my Datsun Z and Supra, but the Tein CS are able to maintain the luxury aspect of the car while improving cornering abilities a little.
05-22-14, 09:12 AM
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I also think the Tein CS are great for a daily driver. They don't ride harsh at all even on the stiffest setting. If you pair them with sway bars, you'll have decent cornering capabilities. My wife uses the GS as a daily and she has never complained about the suspension being too harsh. She hated my Datsun Z and Supra, but the Tein CS are able to maintain the luxury aspect of the car while improving cornering abilities a little.
….. talking about Harsh riding car! my 2004 G35x sedan ride like ***** …. i do have it lower on Tein H-spec spring tho 
, and that will be my last nissan (infiniti) for me ever…...
05-22-14, 03:56 PM
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05-22-14, 06:57 PM
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the tein CS will ride much better than the FLEX.
here is mine all the way low on redrilled bmw wheels. 9X19 front et-24 and 10X19 rear et-24
with rolled fenders i am running 235 40 tires in front and 245 40 in the rear. almost no negative camber as i wanted this setup to be as practical as possible.
here is mine all the way low on redrilled bmw wheels. 9X19 front et-24 and 10X19 rear et-24
with rolled fenders i am running 235 40 tires in front and 245 40 in the rear. almost no negative camber as i wanted this setup to be as practical as possible.
05-26-14, 07:37 AM
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https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sus...coilovers.html
this is the writ up i did on them, 6th setting from the softest and its still a more plush ride than stock, i will be changing it to the 8th this week. amazing ride quality and the build quality of them is top notch.
this is the writ up i did on them, 6th setting from the softest and its still a more plush ride than stock, i will be changing it to the 8th this week. amazing ride quality and the build quality of them is top notch.