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FS: WA - Tein Monoflex Coilovers
07-22-2014 | 01:52 PM
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FS: WA - Tein Monoflex Coilovers
First Name: John
Location: Seattle, WA
Contact: PM
I had these coilovers since 2012 and now that I'm looking to autocross and track soon, I went with something a bit more suitable and well known for the job, KWv3. They have around 17k-20k miles on them and they are a straight plug in play to whatever suspension you currently have on your car. The Tein monoflex is a great mid tier level coilover for someone who goes on the occasional canyon runs now and then, as well as entry level motorsports. They provide a very stiff, whilst balance ride. You can really feel the difference in the rebound settings. They are in used condition and the only thing wrong with them is that one of the front struts has a scuff on it due to an improperly mounted front sway bar. I've been riding with it for two years now and it will not become an issue in the future, these things are built very sturdy. They do not come with the lower control arm or top hat bolts, you will have to the one from your OEM stock struts which is what I recommend anyway. Do your research on s2ki, you will hear nothing but good words about these coilovers. If interested, feel free to ask any questions.
Tein C-Spanner wrenches are included
SOLD!!!
Location: Seattle, WA
Contact: PM
I had these coilovers since 2012 and now that I'm looking to autocross and track soon, I went with something a bit more suitable and well known for the job, KWv3. They have around 17k-20k miles on them and they are a straight plug in play to whatever suspension you currently have on your car. The Tein monoflex is a great mid tier level coilover for someone who goes on the occasional canyon runs now and then, as well as entry level motorsports. They provide a very stiff, whilst balance ride. You can really feel the difference in the rebound settings. They are in used condition and the only thing wrong with them is that one of the front struts has a scuff on it due to an improperly mounted front sway bar. I've been riding with it for two years now and it will not become an issue in the future, these things are built very sturdy. They do not come with the lower control arm or top hat bolts, you will have to the one from your OEM stock struts which is what I recommend anyway. Do your research on s2ki, you will hear nothing but good words about these coilovers. If interested, feel free to ask any questions.
Tein C-Spanner wrenches are included
SOLD!!!
