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insanemaniac · 03-25-2009, 11:17 PM

Anyone have a chance to try these out yet? They launched them in the US this Feb. Theses look promising as they are coming to the table with the approach of high dampening and lower spring rates. Most mid-low range coils have high spring rates and either inadequate dampening or valving that is unstreetable

I'm debating picking a set to try out next month, anyone have a chance to get a set on a s13/s14 yet?

A'PEXi U.S.A. - Products: Suspension

They state that the s13/14 application has 7K/5k+helper spring rates. Supposedly, this was developed by the same team that did that old N1's(good on street/okay on track) not the N1 EXV. (alright on track/horrible on street)

Above is my own opinion, comments/debates/shit talking welcome

03-25-2009, 11:17 PM	#1
insanemaniac Join Date: May 2006 Location: LA/OC Posts: 49 Trader Rating: (0) Feedback Score: 0 reviews	Apexi New S1 Coils Anyone have a chance to try these out yet? They launched them in the US this Feb. Theses look promising as they are coming to the table with the approach of high dampening and lower spring rates. Most mid-low range coils have high spring rates and either inadequate dampening or valving that is unstreetable I'm debating picking a set to try out next month, anyone have a chance to get a set on a s13/s14 yet? A'PEXi U.S.A. - Products: Suspension They state that the s13/14 application has 7K/5k+helper spring rates. Supposedly, this was developed by the same team that did that old N1's(good on street/okay on track) not the N1 EXV. (alright on track/horrible on street) Above is my own opinion, comments/debates/shit talking welcome

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