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guslucatero 03-10-2014 02:51 PM

Megan EZ vs Megan street vs Tien street
 
I have tried to serch on the forums, and look page by page to see if there is any input on this type of coils.
And for some reason i cant find any, i even searched on different forums as well.
Does anyone have any pro and cons from these three coilovers?
Just want something to lower my car for daily drive and autoX like once every month or so.

-thanks in advance

cdrazic93 03-10-2014 03:06 PM

What's your budget

guslucatero 03-10-2014 03:14 PM

just under $1k
dont want to go over that

cdrazic93 03-10-2014 03:26 PM

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Originally Posted by guslucatero (Post 1587793)
just under $1k
dont want to go over that

From stories I have read Tein is by far the better coilover from a quality perspective

What kind of rates are you looking for?

Racecomp Engineering 03-10-2014 03:28 PM

How much do you want to lower the car?

What kind and what size tires do you run?

- Andy

cdrazic93 03-10-2014 03:30 PM

I was about to suggest some Koni shocks and RCE Yellows!

guslucatero 03-10-2014 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Racecomp Engineering (Post 1587844)
How much do you want to lower the car?

What kind and what size tires do you run?

- Andy

i will be running 17x9 with a 245/45 (roughly)

guslucatero 03-10-2014 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by cdrazic93 (Post 1587851)
I was about to suggest some Koni shocks and RCE Yellows!

i notice a couple of people talking about this...but havent heard any good things about it tho....

cdrazic93 03-10-2014 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by guslucatero (Post 1587879)
i notice a couple of people talking about this...but havent heard any good things about it tho....

It'd be best to consult @Racecomp Engineering about those. I don't have any experience with that combo.

Disclaimer: think about it, if someone is going to review something, they do it out of spite and anger due to a problem with it and what not, I've read multiple more accounts of negative reviews on stuff, rather than positive reviews

guslucatero 03-10-2014 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by cdrazic93 (Post 1587893)
It'd be best to consult @Racecomp Engineering about those. I don't have any experience with that combo.

Disclaimer: think about it, if someone is going to review something, they do it out of spite and anger due to a problem with it and what not, I've read multiple more accounts of negative reviews on stuff, rather than positive reviews

yes i know what you mean....people only do write reviews when they dont like the item.
there are rarely those who write good reviews.
But i just want something simple but still good choice, dont want to waste money where is not needed

cdrazic93 03-10-2014 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by guslucatero (Post 1587939)
yes i know what you mean....people only do write reviews when they dont like the item.
there are rarely those who write good reviews.
But i just want something simple but still good choice, dont want to waste money where is not needed

I'm all for saving money. In terms of Tein Street vs Koni/RCE yellows, the combo is probably cheaper. Instead of the yellows you can always substitute for some Swift Springs, more expensive, firmer rates probably more sporty & you'd still be under your budget. I haven't heard one negative thing about swift springs, or about RCE yellows either.

guslucatero 03-10-2014 04:05 PM

yes your right, but i am thinking how low of a drop will it give me?
also what about handling when i take it to autoX once a month.

fooddude 03-10-2014 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by cdrazic93 (Post 1587961)
Instead of the yellows you can always substitute for some Swift Springs, more expensive, firmer rates probably more sporty & you'd still be under your budget. I haven't heard one negative thing about swift springs, or about RCE yellows either.

RCE lowering springs are firmer (4.5kg yellows and 5kg tarmac grays).

cdrazic93 03-10-2014 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by guslucatero (Post 1587966)
yes your right, but i am thinking how low of a drop will it give me?
also what about handling when i take it to autoX once a month.

http://ft86speedfactory.com/suspensi...0/index-2.html

:)


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