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Old Aug 21, 2002 | 06:30 PM
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TEIN HA vs. TEIN FLEX - FD3S

Just wondering if I should sell my brand new TEIN HA's in favor of the new FLEXes, I'm going to be building a new FD from the ground up and I figure it'd be nice to put the EDFC thing in there, unless I'm giving up performance.. but on the TEIN site the FLEXes seem to be as "sporty" as the HAs.. any input?
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Old Aug 21, 2002 | 07:32 PM
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How much would you be willing to sell the HAs for?
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Old Aug 22, 2002 | 06:32 PM
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HA's for Flex's hahaha have you looked at piston and shaft size? have you check out the dampener... it's still a twin tube design.(i.e. 1950's technology)

JIC FLT A2- features include 45mm piston plus 15 way adjustable single monotube dampener plus ride height adjustment is seperate from spring perch (FLT series has been like that for years now).

JIC MAGIC for hyper-driving action
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Old Aug 22, 2002 | 09:17 PM
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Originally posted by magicman
HA's for Flex's hahaha have you looked at piston and shaft size? have you check out the dampener... it's still a twin tube design.(i.e. 1950's technology)

JIC FLT A2- features include 45mm piston plus 15 way adjustable single monotube dampener plus ride height adjustment is seperate from spring perch (FLT series has been like that for years now).

JIC MAGIC for hyper-driving action
Do you sell, or work for JIC or something?
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