This is my source for the JDM that is needed. check out the Evo X TEIN.

http://page14.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/s95764123

yea, but I don't think they are being sold in the US yet..

good to see that they're almost out. i will definitely be buying these

Check this thread for Evo X with Tein/EDFC.

I had tein super streets on my WRX wagon. They were Ok. I know that coil overs are generally going to be a much rougher ride but this time around I will be going with a different company. Im hoping i can find a smoother set up for the mr when it is released. I live in Brooklyn and the roads are a mess. Has anyone else had a rough experience with super streets and then switched to a set up that they feelt better with?

Brooklyn roads are nasty, i'd stick with stock setup for sure.

well i want something. Stock is just too high. Im looking for something that has a similiar spring rate of the super streets. just a little better quality. I am not sure if its the dampening or what. In hear big bangs in the the rear while at slower speeds driving over ruff roads. I assume this is my suspension uncompressing all the way or is it something else. will coil overs with independent ride height adjustability which dosnt effect the the spring height fix this? or better dampening?

The tein stuff should be here shortly... along with a **** load of other stuff distributed by mackin... keep an eye out

can you post the pics? i can't see without registering there

+1

Was not impressed with the coilovers from Tein I had on my STI. The handling and ride was the same as the Tein springs I put on the car 1st. I do like the Eibachs I put on the X.

you need more travel......teins don't have it....look to europe.....


- drew

Forgot to mention I had EDFC with my coilovers. I drove thousands of miles and constantly changed the setting from soft to hard and could never tell the difference. Maybe there is a more obvious difference at the track with the damping force controller but I never raced it.

Maybe you have better luck with Tanabe Electric Active Suspension.

http://www.tanabe-usa.com/coilovers/TEAS.asp