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08-29-2022, 08:18 AM | #43 |
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Get the T2's. You won't be dissappointed.
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For someone who DD's their car on the T2s plus some ax/track, what does the lifecycle look like for these assuming no damage? Any special care/maintenance needed? When/how to get rebuilt? When to replace? Is the answer the same for all struts/coilovers or is everything a bit different?
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I went T2s and am having no regrets. The ride on the road is great, and they served me quite well at Road America yesterday. Wish I'd done them sooner.
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I just swapped to T2s from my V3s. I went 85,000 miles on them. 85,000 miles of Chicago roads, weekend autocross, and 6 salt-covered winters. They were definitely in need of a rebuild by the end, but still working fine, and still looked great to boot. I believe one of them had a bit of a clunk happening, and both fronts had a tiny bit of hydraulic oil pooling inside the rebound adjuster. I have to give credit where it's due; they are indeed well-built.
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I bought mine used and don't know the history on them so I am going to have them rebuilt this winter.
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Shaft bushings probably got worn. I used to see this on forks and shocks of MX bikes. There is a low friction coating on the bushings and once that goes away it starts chewing up the shaft or fork tube.
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