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01-01-2020, 11:56 PM | #1 |
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Hello, I have a 2017 Toyota 86 and I was thinking about purchasing the Tein Flex Z Coilovers and I was wondering if anyone can tell me whether or not they will be good coilovers for daily driving and commuting.
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I’d personally step up to TEIN flex A. Csg spec ones are even better. There is a shock dyno on here. They’re ride better than factory suspension. If you only want flex a. Redline360 is BY FAR cheapest place. Legit too I bought my greddy exhaust from them... WAY cheaper than anywhere else. Flex z are 740, flex A are 899 via redline360.
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Also flex A is rebuildable I’m not sure if Z is. Either way I’d choose A over Z. I’d choose csg spec As over regular As. But I think csg spec a are 1450ish.
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Both will be fine. FlexZ is cheaper, but not rebuildable. I had the FlexZs for a while and liked them a lot.
If it's just for daily driving, save your money and just get the FlexZs
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