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Originally Posted by vividracing If you're buying coilovers that have been properly engineered, damping adjustment isn't that big of a deal for street driving and even light track use. Refer

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Old 02-13-2012, 11:57 AM   #1 (permalink)
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If you're buying coilovers that have been properly engineered, damping adjustment isn't that big of a deal for street driving and even light track use.



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do you think that these are properly engineered? would it be a good buy or are there others that i should look at?
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do you think that these are properly engineered? would it be a good buy or are there others that i should look at?
Eibach has coilovers coming soon for the 370z in three different versions. Height adjustment only, single way adjustable and double adjustable rebound/compression with reservoirs. All three are mono-tube, hand assembled, designed, engineered in CA and rebuildable (if ever needed).

Pro Street-S: part# 6393.711
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do you think that these are properly engineered? would it be a good buy or are there others that i should look at?
if they were 'properly' engineered then it should have drop recommendation...at which ride height the fixed dampers work as intended.

does the tanabe's have this key data? if so, i suppose you can give it a try but kind of defeats the purpose of having coilovers... just get springs and koni's in that case.
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