kw coilovers vs. tein coilovers...
Originally Posted by burstaneurysm
Originally Posted by Domo
Originally Posted by OC_ScionBox
yeah the k-sport will give you one of the lowest drops out there
KW is a good brand and i would recommend them more than teins
KW is a good brand and i would recommend them more than teins
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Originally Posted by Domo
Originally Posted by bB384
Originally Posted by Domo
Originally Posted by OC_ScionBox
yeah the k-sport will give you one of the lowest drops out there
KW is a good brand and i would recommend them more than teins
KW is a good brand and i would recommend them more than teins
Im under the impression that you think that KW and K-Sport are the same company. If so you're horribly mistaken. TEIN coilovers and K-Sport coilovers both suck compared to any KW coilovers.
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Originally Posted by Domo
Originally Posted by bB384
Originally Posted by Domo
Originally Posted by OC_ScionBox
yeah the k-sport will give you one of the lowest drops out there
KW is a good brand and i would recommend them more than teins
KW is a good brand and i would recommend them more than teins
Im under the impression that you think that KW and K-Sport are the same company. If so you're horribly mistaken. TEIN coilovers and K-Sport coilovers both suck compared to any KW coilovers.
BTW You'll be surprised how many times people confuse one company with another, which is why I made the statement that I was under the impression that you did the same.
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OK so here it goes. KW is a european brand and makes competative coilovers. if you are comparing tein and KW first thing first is which line are you comparing. I think basics and SS from tein sucks, so if you are comparing the variant 1 with the basics or ss then I would go with the KW. But if you go high end I would choose tein without a doubt. The problem with KW is that even their highest end coilovers called the variant 3's are twintube coilovers, which in my opinion sucks. If I had to choose between the variant 3s or the mid level tein monoflex's I would easily go for the mono-flexes. In other words if I had to choose between tein and KW, I would go with Tein.
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OK so here it goes. KW is a european brand and makes competative coilovers. if you are comparing tein and KW first thing first is which line are you comparing. I think basics and SS from tein sucks, so if you are comparing the variant 1 with the basics or ss then I would go with the KW. But if you go high end I would choose tein without a doubt. The problem with KW is that even their highest end coilovers called the variant 3's are twintube coilovers, which in my opinion sucks. If I had to choose between the variant 3s or the mid level tein monoflex's I would easily go for the mono-flexes. In other words if I had to choose between tein and KW, I would go with Tein.
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KW's are great quality and more evolved from racing application. Tein coil-overs are good as well, but imo go with KW's, I have installed them on a few cars and am impressed.
K sports are a waste of money, they fall apart.
KW's are awesome
K sports are a waste of money, they fall apart.
KW's are awesome
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Originally Posted by bB384
Originally Posted by ninjlao
OK so here it goes. KW is a european brand and makes competative coilovers. if you are comparing tein and KW first thing first is which line are you comparing. I think basics and SS from tein sucks, so if you are comparing the variant 1 with the basics or ss then I would go with the KW. But if you go high end I would choose tein without a doubt. The problem with KW is that even their highest end coilovers called the variant 3's are twintube coilovers, which in my opinion sucks. If I had to choose between the variant 3s or the mid level tein monoflex's I would easily go for the mono-flexes. In other words if I had to choose between tein and KW, I would go with Tein.
Originally Posted by bB384
Originally Posted by ninjlao
OK so here it goes. KW is a european brand and makes competative coilovers. if you are comparing tein and KW first thing first is which line are you comparing. I think basics and SS from tein sucks, so if you are comparing the variant 1 with the basics or ss then I would go with the KW. But if you go high end I would choose tein without a doubt. The problem with KW is that even their highest end coilovers called the variant 3's are twintube coilovers, which in my opinion sucks. If I had to choose between the variant 3s or the mid level tein monoflex's I would easily go for the mono-flexes. In other words if I had to choose between tein and KW, I would go with Tein.
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Although Cusco makes very good "high end" coilovers for our cars, they're more for comfort and to "dump" the car, they don't make "race" coilovers for us. Also, I may be mistaken, but they really haven't released their coilover line in the USA, they have to be imported.
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Originally Posted by Domo
^^arent most coils imported? I mean they make em in Japan and then they are shipped to the US. I think this is the same for Teins. Any who GO HIN is having a group buy on them
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