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A local workshop has special offer for Tien suspension (height-adjustable) till end Sept at $1050 per set of four including installation.

 

Anyone used this before and good anot??.... softer/harder than stock??.... better/so-so handling improvement??

 

All advices/comments will be most welcome....

 

Many thanks in advance smile.gifsmile.gif

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1st, check if it is a real tein coil overs. From what I know, tein coil overs costs around $1600 SGD and above.

 

At $1050 installed, I'll ask you to buy one and ship it to me.. :)

 

Eg. this quote is in US dollars.

http://www.autocarparts.com/part/877/7

 

If you have the duit, u cannot go wrong with tein coil overs. dampening and height to your liking.

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the shop told me this one doesnt come with damper adjustments, only height adjustments..... the one that has both is not available locally yet and will cost about $1600+- will it is (ie same price as you mentioned)...... my wifey keeps saying stock sus are too hard, and i dun wanna end up with something even harder with the Tien..... I will try to try out fren's airtrek installed with the Tiens.... thanks thumbsup.gifsmile.gif

 

(maybe i should wait for the 'full-adjustment' version....)

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Workshop in AMK autopoint ?

 

It depend on which model is the suspension. For HA model...good for tracking but for road use...a tad hard. I am ok with it but my wife complain cos got once she puked during a trip....motion sickness.

 

If its the NA...not too bad. I will not call it harsh...just controlled damping. Its firm. Handling will be improved as its not as bouncy as stock. Better CG as your car will be lowered.

 

So it depends on how your butt can take it....I used the HA for 9mths....I gave up cos wife constant nagging is worst !! [laugh][laugh]

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My fren and I both have Tein wagons. Wagon ranges can only adjust height (but it's a pain to adjust), while there are those that are height and dampening adjustable - but usually for cars only (e.g. Civics, WRX, DC5 etc).

 

The results - harder than stock for both of us, certainly better handling esp. cornering at speed. However, not hard like racing car or 3-tonner. Overally good balance IMHO.

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Uncle Foo, I think u are saying Tein NA lah...the coil spring with absorber type....only height adjustable....not really a coil over type....for this type, it's not really HARD lah, but definitely harder than stock suspension one.....u wanna try on my ride.... [laugh][laugh][laugh] can do extreme hard corners.....with ease on my reliable AVS tyres [thumbsup][thumbsup][thumbsup]

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A local workshop has special offer for Tien suspension (height-adjustable) till end Sept at $1050 per set of four including installation.

 

Anyone used this before and good anot??.... softer/harder than stock??.... better/so-so handling improvement??

 

All advices/comments will be most welcome....

 

Many thanks in advance smile.gifsmile.gif

 

$1050 installed is really cheap for coilover, even if it is just height adjustable.

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Workshop in AMK autopoint ?

 

It depend on which model is the suspension. For HA model...good for tracking but for road use...a tad hard. I am ok with it but my wife complain cos got once she puked during a trip....motion sickness.

 

If its the NA...not too bad. I will not call it harsh...just controlled damping. Its firm. Handling will be improved as its not as bouncy as stock. Better CG as your car will be lowered.

 

So it depends on how your butt can take it....I used the HA for 9mths....I gave up cos wife constant nagging is worst !! laugh.giflaugh.gif

It's from ST...... at Kim Tian / Tai Seng there, the model is Tien's Wagon series..... (i drive the airtrek).

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