Replacement suggestion for my Tein"HA" on the 89 Turbo II .
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Replacement suggestion for my Tein"HA" on the 89 Turbo II .
I got the car last fall ( Oct 2009 ) with some Tein "HA" , I removed them from the car to have them overhauled ( seal & oil changed ) , now they are back on the car and are working perfectly but I don't like the way we adjust the ride height.
I don't do any track or any kind of racing , I just drive her around on sunny days.
I want something I can adjust the camber , has pillow ***** ( spelling ) and I can adjust the ride height without touching the strut travel or spring tension.
I've look a little bit but there is like 5 brand name and many models available.
I'd like to stay around $1000.00 price range if possible .
Can you suggest me models and brand names to make my life easier a bit.
I'm kind of lost with all the possibilities.
Thanks.
I don't do any track or any kind of racing , I just drive her around on sunny days.
I want something I can adjust the camber , has pillow ***** ( spelling ) and I can adjust the ride height without touching the strut travel or spring tension.
I've look a little bit but there is like 5 brand name and many models available.
I'd like to stay around $1000.00 price range if possible .
Can you suggest me models and brand names to make my life easier a bit.
I'm kind of lost with all the possibilities.
Thanks.
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My shocks should be here today ( May 25th 2010 ) so yesterday I have started to tear down the suspensions.
I just realized my rear brake pads were gone...
I'll be working on this tonight .
I found out I had my right rear wheel bearing had some play in it so I bought 2 new bearings , new rotors and obviously new pads.
I'll be busy the next few days.
I just realized my rear brake pads were gone...
I'll be working on this tonight .
I found out I had my right rear wheel bearing had some play in it so I bought 2 new bearings , new rotors and obviously new pads.
I'll be busy the next few days.
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I have listed my FC S5 Tein HA up for sale.
They have been freshly rebuilted with OEM Tein parts so if someone is looking for a decent set of coilovers , do a little search and you'll find them.
They have been freshly rebuilted with OEM Tein parts so if someone is looking for a decent set of coilovers , do a little search and you'll find them.
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Hmm, i think they will be stiffer than a Tein HA. HA is a low pressure damper, twin tube. This is a high pressure monotube. Larger piston etc....
Also make sure you don't set your damping to the softest or stiffest setting. Start somewhere in the middle.
When adjusting stiffness you always need to go FULL STIFF, clockwise.
Then count backwards to your "softer" setting.
Rishie
Also make sure you don't set your damping to the softest or stiffest setting. Start somewhere in the middle.
When adjusting stiffness you always need to go FULL STIFF, clockwise.
Then count backwards to your "softer" setting.
Rishie
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1st test .
I liked it.
I'm fine tuning it ( rear is a bit high ) . setting at 8 from hard.
I'll lower the rear tomorrow morning and take a few shots , I'm trying it a bit lower then with the Tein HA.
I really like the adjustability for the ride height.
I liked it.
I'm fine tuning it ( rear is a bit high ) . setting at 8 from hard.
I'll lower the rear tomorrow morning and take a few shots , I'm trying it a bit lower then with the Tein HA.
I really like the adjustability for the ride height.
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Almost done fine tuning and setting up my ride height.
I went -8 clic from hard and now -12 ( front and rear ) .
Took the car out last night , so far so good , no rubbing or anything.
Not as stiff as before.
I think next week I'll be ready for alignement.
Very happy for now.
I went -8 clic from hard and now -12 ( front and rear ) .
Took the car out last night , so far so good , no rubbing or anything.
Not as stiff as before.
I think next week I'll be ready for alignement.
Very happy for now.
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I have lowered the rear a little bit more and gave some positive camber on the rear.
Almost ready for alignement .
Very happy with all the adjustability I have with the RX7 ( ride height , compression , stifness , camber front and rear etc. )
Almost ready for alignement .
Very happy with all the adjustability I have with the RX7 ( ride height , compression , stifness , camber front and rear etc. )
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