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My Experience with SERIALNINE Coilovers

My Experience with SERIALNINE Coilovers
My Experience with SERIALNINE Coilovers
My Experience with SERIALNINE Coilovers
My Experience with SERIALNINE Coilovers
My Experience with SERIALNINE Coilovers
My Experience with SERIALNINE Coilovers
My Experience with SERIALNINE Coilovers
My Experience with SERIALNINE Coilovers

I thought i would post this since alot of people have been asking me how they worked out for me since i installed them. Im not a suspension expert or anything, but i am pretty good at driving, so ill try my best to explain. Had i went from stock shocks and springs to the Serialnines, anyone would obviously say that they are amazing coilovers and better than anything ever. Luckily i had the chance of trying out a previous set of coils before going to the Serialnine units. The Tein HA coilovers i had were decent, yet a bit too soft for my taste.

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My thoughts on SERIALNINE

My thoughts on SERIALNINE
My thoughts on SERIALNINE
My thoughts on SERIALNINE
My thoughts on SERIALNINE
My thoughts on SERIALNINE
My thoughts on SERIALNINE
My thoughts on SERIALNINE
My thoughts on SERIALNINE
My thoughts on SERIALNINE
My thoughts on SERIALNINE
My thoughts on SERIALNINE
My thoughts on SERIALNINE

Basically, without G and Serial Nine, my car wouldn’t be half the car it is today. More specifically though, G has helped me out a f*ck-load in the short amount of time I’ve been driving and building an X chassis, both with advice, and totally SICK parts. When I got my JZX81 Mark II, it came equipped with Tein HR Coilovers, and some basic bolt-ons. Nothing special. Coming from the AE86 I drove the previous season, with expensive-ass overkill coilovers and heim-joint everything, I was used to a car that responded to inputs immediately and precisely.

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REVIEW OF SERIALNINE/STANCE COILS

REVIEW OF SERIALNINE/STANCE COILS

Ok, so these coilovers are f*ckin awesome. Seriously. I used to have Cuscos (springrates 8/6) on my S13 before I sold it. It was pretty stiff but was very streetable, although too bumpy for some people (pussies). So I bought the GR+ Pro SS-D (12/10 springrates) and set the dampening to 7 (out of 15). Even with 215/35's in the front, the ride quality is awesome. It is way less bumpy than my S13, but still quite stiff and handles very well.

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