D2 Coilovers

MaysEffect · 09-27-2017, 03:36 PM

I'm not sure beat is the right terminology when you guys are not presenting valid or even accurate facts against my argument. I've asked hotrodz 3 times already if he can validate his testing other than the vague statement that swift springs are generally softer. All I've heard so far is that I'm being difficult, argumentative and/or wrong. The closest thing i can do to accurately proving the statement wrong is by going out and actually measuring one against another under dyno tests. I'm not sure winning this debate is worth 150 dollars.

I also stated my only problem with these statements is that it slightly tarnishes the reputation of the company by associating a non tested or inaccurately proven claim that there is something ingenuine of products ratings.

Jhill was so far the only one making valid claims about spring retention with his statements, and i believe i refuted it reasonably.

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09-27-2017, 03:36 PM	#18 (permalink)
MaysEffect Enthusiast Member Join Date: Aug 2016 Location: SoCal Age: 34 Posts: 383 Drives: Infiniti FX35 Rep Power: 37	I'm not sure beat is the right terminology when you guys are not presenting valid or even accurate facts against my argument. I've asked hotrodz 3 times already if he can validate his testing other than the vague statement that swift springs are generally softer. All I've heard so far is that I'm being difficult, argumentative and/or wrong. The closest thing i can do to accurately proving the statement wrong is by going out and actually measuring one against another under dyno tests. I'm not sure winning this debate is worth 150 dollars. I also stated my only problem with these statements is that it slightly tarnishes the reputation of the company by associating a non tested or inaccurately proven claim that there is something ingenuine of products ratings. Jhill was so far the only one making valid claims about spring retention with his statements, and i believe i refuted it reasonably.