Huh...

 

im looking at the eibachs. what do you think of those? i hear they're comparable to stillen but just have new bushings.

btw, its funny how some people hate their t1-r's while others like me like them. just thought id mention that.

 

U forgot to mention your heavy foot. Wes got the same tires as u and he didn't mention any understeer problems or he just kept that to himself.

 

wes was behind me so he could only go as fast as i could go

so if i was understeering i had to slow down thus making wes slow down enough to where he wouldnt understeer.

i can also get these tires to spin on the street with little effort

 

hotchkis put on a tech session at zdayz this year.

 

eibach's are good as well. the fgc bought a set for the last raffle and raffled them off. i can get those for like 335 as set. if you are interested let me know

 

Several of you mentioned an interest in sway bars. There's a good thread in the Suspension section (it's a sticky).

http://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=55776

I also found an article on suspension that seemed accurate and had a lot of good information in it. The main part of the article is on front wheel drive cars, but most of the information applies to rear wheel drive cars too.

If you don't want to read the whole article, just skip down to the table titled "Suspension Adjustment." It has some good information on how different suspension adjustments (like springs and sway bars) affect vehicle stability.

http://www.se-r.net/car_info/suspension_tuning.html

 

Just got the New Tein Comfort Sports ..
Im having a rattling noise comming from the rear passenger side.. if anyone has found a fix. .pls PM me with solution
Thanks

 

na i dont know of one but take it back to your installers they should be able to get it fixed for you since they are the ones that put it in.

 

The last time one of the members had a rattling noise after a suspension install, it was caused by a broken bolt holding the strut to the car.

 

dan i pmed you about tein springs and stillen sways when you get a moment.

 

back on the topic of the thread, yes, Tein is releasing a new coilover, the Monoflex. it's supposed to have all the features of the existing Flex but with a monotube design and will be geared to the street or basic competition. release is in july according to Tein.

 

Thanks for the input ill have to take it out and look at it..

And.. they've also released the Tein Comfort Sport which is also a monotube design... rides like stock I love it..(other than the rattel) not to harsh.. great for daily driving.. ive owned the Flex and it was a bit much even w/ the EDFC..

 

Thanks for the info...

You guys got any links to these?

 

_jb i've had the basics for about 1 1/2 yrs and love them. The spring rates are progressive on them and i have them matched with the hotchkis sways. I'm running full stiff front and med in the rear for my set up and that balances the ride for me nicely. The sways went on a week later and boy did they make a huge difference. At the time of the purchase, the hotchkis were the only sway on the market with 3 way adjustability front and rear. I believe Stillen's is 3 way adjustable now for front and rear as well, not sure on that. Sorry i've been out of the loop for a while, hope everyone is doing well and when is the next meet? The car is fixed now.