Tein Street Advance Available
 

Hi Guys,

In around three weeks I'll have Tein Street Advance coilover kits available.
They're $1,404 inc GST.

If I get orders for 5-10 I can give half price postage or 25% off fitting.
10+ will be free postage (within Aus) or half price fitting.

Full fitting cost will be $264 at Bondi Junction, NSW.
These will be the first parts offered by 86Drift.com.

TOYOTA 86
Spring Rate: Front 5.0kg Rear 5.0kg
Ride Height Drop: Front -20mm Rear -20mm
Recommended Ride Height Adjustment Range: Front -30mm to -20mm Rear -30mm to -10mm
Ride Height Adjustable Range: Front -50 to -20mm Rear -52 to +19mm

SUBARU BRZ
Spring Rate: Front 5.0kg Rear 5.0kg
Ride Height Drop: Front -25mm Rear -20mm
Recommended Ride Height Adjustment Range: Front -35mm to -20mm Rear -30mm to -10mm
Ride Height Adjustable Range: Front -50 to -20mm Rear -47 to +24mm

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Hey mate, any idea on estimated shipping costs?

Also what about the Flex's?

yeah interested in the flex's if you can get them...

Type Flex is available. It's $2,585 inc GST. However there's a four week wait from when I put an order in. Prices can vary due to exchange rate changes.

I'm chasing up weight and size of the packages so I can give postage estimates. PM me your post code and I'll get back to you.

Winding Master Mono Flex or Control Master Type Flex?

Install includes alignment?

PM sent

Mono flex is $3,135 in GST.

Installation includes fitting, setting ride height and a wheel alignment.

These will be landing soon.

I'll be posting pictures, measurements and postage quotes asap.

What is the warranty on these items? Being imported directly through yourself?

I am not importing them. They are coming from the Tein distributor.
They have the fulcrum 1-year manufacturers defect warranty.

I had a question about spring rates for a street car. These are 5kgf/mm front and back where the stock FR-S/86 is 2.3 front and 3.8 rear and the BRZ 2.7 front and 3.5 rear (factory rates may not be correct as I pulled them from another thread, but it's good enough to make my point). So, be careful selecting coilovers for a street car as some are 8kgf/mm and above. For example the Tein Mono Flex (which I also sell) are 8 front and 9 rear. Great if it's a circuit car, not so good as a daily driver.

The Tein coilovers have landed in Oz. They'll be ready for delivery within a few days!

which one is good for drifting ?

Are these jp or AU spec? Tein usually regasses their AU spec dampers differently.

I've never drifted with any of them installed, so I can't say which is best suited.

These are straight from JP, unmodified. However the AU distributor is offering 2yrs warranty rather than the standard 1yr.

The coilovers have arrived and I installed a set to test. I've very impressed for a cheap set of coilovers. They have a huge range of shock adjustment from so soft it's springy to so hard you can feel every rock.

I'm OS for the next two weeks and will be launching the online store when I get back.

I still have a few sets available. If you're a Sydney local I can give you cost price installation. For people outside of Syd I'll give you a discount on shipping.