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Originally Posted by Croustibat

I track my S13, not with a"drift slut yo" attitude, and i own it since 2006. I have already bought worse coilovers than FAs. Also, if you actually happened to read my post, i gave you a clear reference from tein to compare.

These are also facts :
seller does not provide any ACTUAL damping, rebound and spring rate information. He does not know what a dampener is. It uses twin tube, which is a cheap and quite not effective design, so not something you would use as a selling point, unless you don't know what it means.

Basically, the seller does not know what he is selling, which means it is a generic white brand crap coilover.

So yeah, i somewhat know what i am talking about. These are crap. For 700$, you get crap, and thats it, no matter how much you want to believe the opposite. It does not matter that there is a striked high price either next to it. It is cheap crap, because at that price tag you never get quality.

Same goes for your cheap car. You got it cheap, and it is a piece of junk that you are going to spend thousands on it to make it work correctly. Reality is harsh, eh

Of course if all you care is street credz and how low the car can get - you already shown that you could go pretty low when someone does not answer what you wanted to hear, no doubt you want the car at the same ride height - then by all mean, buy some cheap crap suspension, and please proceed to remove yourself from the gene pool without taking someone with you.

I wasn't being a smartass when I said good advice. I really liked your advice. I was talking about other research I've done on reviews from different forums. I know being straight up and giving an actual compliment in an import community is unheard of before. I'm 39 and these are actually going on my sons s13. So I'm mature and genuine in my statement and compliment on your feedback. Sorry you understood it differently than I meant it. I am leaning mostly towards Fortune autos based on most of reviews being detailed with plenty of long term feedback.