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hi, i have a 18x9.5 and 18x10 tyres on my 34 they have potenzas on them at the moment but iam after a nice street / track tyre that lasts, what would you recomend and does any 1 have a clue on how much? plus iam chacing sum coilovers i was recomended HKS but i would rather buy tein with the height adjustment please help me thanks,

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You don't even have to search to find this thread, which is a sticky in this forum.

Good track tyres and long lasting are pretty much mutually exclusive. Even the popular T1Rs, Michelin Pilot Sports, etc tend to go off quickly in a track session, and the more hardcore street tyres like the RT215s don't last very long at all.

As for suspension, if your requirement is height adjustment then that shouldn't rule the HKS out. You can get height and rate adjustable HKS coilovers - the only thing Tein offers that few others do is the EDFC (although Cusco has a competing device that works on some of their coilovers now).

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