pewyee
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I'm planning on getting coilovers and rims. Would Tein SS coilovers and 17" rota subzeros ride smooth on my 2000 accord sedan? Would I need a camber kit?
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Is this a good setup?
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pewyee
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Don't want to be slammed. Probably 1-2 finger gap. But should I get Teins or some other brand? I'm stuck between Tein SS and Tein basics right now.
Dinzdale40
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get Tein for sure if you don't wanna be slammed....if you got the money go for SS...but since you are getting Rotas i assume you don't....SS and basic are nearly the same except you get 16 dampening settings with the SS...
pewyee
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Sorry I'm a noob, what does dampering do?
pewyee
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Sorry I'm a newb, but what does dampering do? And also, can someone make a list of things I need to buy for this kind of setup please. And a recommended tire size for the rims. Thanks.
-sorry for double post, my internet was lagging.
-sorry for double post, my internet was lagging.
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Dinzdale40
Large Member
dampening is just a way to soften/harshen the ride quality...
and for 17"s you can use 215/45/17....
and for 17"s you can use 215/45/17....
pewyee
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Cool thanks. So this is what I need:
-Tein Basic or SS coilovers
-rear camber kit
-17" subzeros wrapped with 215/45/17
anything else? And how much should all of this cost me including install?
-Tein Basic or SS coilovers
-rear camber kit
-17" subzeros wrapped with 215/45/17
anything else? And how much should all of this cost me including install?
Wildman
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camber kit you may or may not need. every car is different depending on how far in or out of spec your car left the factory (slight equipment differences mean one car might need camber one might not). me, I'm at somewhere between a 1 and 2 finger gap all around, and am not running a camber kit on either end. Alignment is always just barely in spec. So I say buy the coilovers + rims, go buy a lifetime alignment, get your car aligned, and if you need a camber kit then buy one and go back and take advantage of your lifetime alignment
pewyee
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How much do you think this will cost me?
