got a sweet deal on these coilovers from Teso Sports..

was kinda skeptical at first about how well they would perform, but so far i've been pretty impressed. Coilovers are the only modification i've done to the suspension of the car, and just by installing these the suspension feels way better.. The car has much less body roll and it theres not as much understeer or drama when you go full throttle in mid corner.. These aren't going to win Redline time attack or SCCA races, but they work perfectly fine for what I use my car for, and gave me the look and alignment that I wanted

keeping my OEM struts and springs for now until I'm 100% sure that these wont give me any problems but definitely happy so far

flame on!

 

Theres a guy locally that has been running these for a few months, no problems that i know of...

Car looks good man!

 

^ thanks

its time to go fast again!
I'll call you when i get back from vacation

 

i want these!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


whats up jonny
whats up tamer

 

I heard about this brand TESO ,don't want to spend $$$ on big name brands that all are made in China anyway.

 

I know it's about your coilovers, but I'm just impressed at the condition of your Brembo's. Mine looks like ****, but yours looks pretty good.

 

No one is asking the important questions -

What is the rate (front and rear)?

 

specified my own rate 7k front 8k rear

tvbf1 - I haven't done anything special to keep them up, just clean them every once in a while.. I've got about 55k on my car and no sign of brownbo brakes =-p

 

Nice. I've been debating between coilovers vs springs but GTWorx had a good deal so I'm going that way for now.

 

Whatever you're doing, keep it up. Because once it becomes brownbo, it's just nasty.

 

I guess just keeping time attack star driving and brake boosting to minimum lol

 

so jonny...
you've had these for a few months now any issues?

 

nope! still love them

edit: i guess the only downside is more grip, making it harder to do sweet awd drifts lol

 

thanks thats good to know. and can i choose stiffer rates?
any idea of their warranty?

 

stiffer rates are available.. they came with a 1 year warranty