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TEIN Coilovers M35 AWD (G5POO-11931-R)


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TEIN Coilovers M35 AWD (G5POO-11931-R)

$800

Theses have been great, comfortable ride and handled great. Been on 2 of my Stagea and could no fault them. 

 
Travelled max of about 15,000km
 
Happy to arrange postage

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Product Description
 
TEIN
Street Flex Coilover Suspension - NM35 PNM35
GSP00-51AS3

SPECIFICATIONS:

Mounts: 
- Front: Stiff Rubber Upper Mounts
- Rear: Stiff Rubber Upper Mounts

 
Springs Specifications: 
Spring Rate: 
- Front: 10.0K (200mm) 
- Rear: 9.0K (272mm) 
 
The Street Flex damper is the evolution of our popular Type Flex coilover. Developed to provide the ultimate balance of comfort and performance for both street driving and circuit use, along with wide-range damping force adjustment using our new Advance Needle technology and new damper valving specs, giving the driver a much more noticeable feel in damping force change and controllability. The shortened shell case design provides optimum damper stroke at lower than standard vehicle ride height. Full-length adjustability offers separate spring preload and ride height adjustment. Updated internal components and external coatings increase durability and product life.Is compatible with the EDFC and EDFC Active systems.
 
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