tein vs tein
OK, I can see that. I still don't think you'll find the bumpstops on the TEIN dampers at anything that would resemble a reasonable ride height, at least I haven't. I also believe you'll run out of alignment adjustment well before your tires start finding the inner fender wells.
Either way, I don't have experience with both the RA and RS. I can say that my Tein RA's have improved my lap times and overall handling confidence. I think the guys with JIC's in my autocross group would agree.
Either way, I don't have experience with both the RA and RS. I can say that my Tein RA's have improved my lap times and overall handling confidence. I think the guys with JIC's in my autocross group would agree.
Originally posted by JDMwhore
I dunno about that I have the Zeals and my front inner fenders are pretty worn away in some spots.
I dunno about that I have the Zeals and my front inner fenders are pretty worn away in some spots.
Originally posted by cdelena
I thought you decided to cut the bumpstops because of travel concerns.
I thought you decided to cut the bumpstops because of travel concerns.
After discussing my issues with a consultant I found that what I needed was a stiffer front bar. This is not unlike what others have found.
I had good turn-in going to understeer and then back to oversteer on exit. What was happening was the front was falling over on the outside-front tire on turn-in. As soon as the weight shifted back on the rear upon corner exit it transitioned to oversteer. I have a front bar on order.
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