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Originally Posted by fuct they feel completely dif., not sure how they could be the same. According to their site, they are a tad stiffer: NISMO S-TUNE: F:79.0 N/mm (8.1
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NISMO S-TUNE: F:79.0 N/mm (8.1 kgf/mm) (451 lbs/in) R:89.0 N/mm (9.1 kgf/mm) (508 lbs/in) TEIN DRESS MASTER S-TECH: F:8.5 kgf/mm 480 lbs/in R:9.4 kgf/mm 530 lbs/in So the question is, how can these feel better and less harsh???
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