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23 September 2003, 05:47 PM
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I have a set of TEIN fully adjustable coilovers with pillowball mounts just wondering if anyone recommends these cause not yet fitted to car. Coulsd you also recommend any other parts to improve the handling?
30 September 2003, 01:25 PM
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If you like hard suspension then they will make a nice addition. But be prepared to bounce down the road, just like I do with my Cusco's 
You don't say what car you have, which would help people give you more ideas on what may help.
DaveW.
You don't say what car you have, which would help people give you more ideas on what may help.
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02 October 2003, 09:06 AM
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Tiss,
STI's have quite hard suspension as standard, so you may find that you don't want to go harder still, and the TEIN's will be harder.
Try doing a search through previous posts from other people with STI V's and see what they have done with their suspension, it will give you a few ideas.
Personally I'd get used to car as it is (once you have it). See what you don't like about it, then look at what is available to change it.
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STI's have quite hard suspension as standard, so you may find that you don't want to go harder still, and the TEIN's will be harder.
Try doing a search through previous posts from other people with STI V's and see what they have done with their suspension, it will give you a few ideas.
Personally I'd get used to car as it is (once you have it). See what you don't like about it, then look at what is available to change it.
DaveW.
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