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Old 19-Jun-2008, 01:31 PM
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optionJDM: NEW Function/Form Type 1


(Type 2 shown in pic...Type 1 are identical)


TYPE# 1Non-Adjustable Coilover (Key feature's)
*One year Warranty.
*Adjustable ride height.
*Adjustable from the lower mount, which allows user to retain full shock travel.
*Dual tube shock design for maximum ride comfort.
*Steel construction of lower mounts for inreased durability.

Applications:
90-93 Acura Integra (all models)
94-01 Acura Integra (all models)
89-91 Honda Civic/CRX (all models)
92-95 Honda Civic/Del Sol (all models)
96-00 Honda Civic (all models)
90-97 Honda Accord
98-02 Honda Accord
03-07 Honda Accord

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Old 19-Jun-2008, 08:41 PM
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is this better than the omnipower & also if u can adjust the shocks? let me know, im planning to get this weekend
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Old 20-Jun-2008, 12:25 PM
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Originally Posted by j-spek
is this better than the omnipower & also if u can adjust the shocks? let me know, im planning to get this weekend
these are much better than the omni's but these coilovers are not dampening adjustable.
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Old 22-Jun-2008, 12:08 AM
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yo! i went there last saturday but u guys don't have it yet... just wanna know if i can pik up one next weekend let me know ait.. thnks
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Old 23-Jun-2008, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by j-spek
yo! i went there last saturday but u guys don't have it yet... just wanna know if i can pik up one next weekend let me know ait.. thnks
they will be here by this weekend for sure. i might see them either today or tomorrow.
see you then
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Old 24-Jun-2008, 11:55 AM
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shipment is here... all in stock!
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Old 29-Jun-2008, 02:28 PM
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how can i adjust the ride height? do i need to adjust the top coil/ring (the one that spring sits on) or just the bottom collar (the part that bolts to the rear lower control arm or the piece that goes into the shock fork in the front). i wanna dumped my car thnks..
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Old 30-Jun-2008, 10:15 AM
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Originally Posted by j-spek
how can i adjust the ride height? do i need to adjust the top coil/ring (the one that spring sits on) or just the bottom collar (the part that bolts to the rear lower control arm or the piece that goes into the shock fork in the front). i wanna dumped my car thnks..
its done by the lower collar. (best way)
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Old 30-Jun-2008, 11:30 AM
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Anything for the RSX yet? Any updates or info?
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Old 30-Jun-2008, 07:43 PM
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so in order to adjust the bottom collar do i need to take out the whole coilover from the control arm? let me know thnks
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Old 01-Jul-2008, 08:41 AM
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No, you can adjust them installed in the car.. excellent product and service

Originally Posted by j-spek
so in order to adjust the bottom collar do i need to take out the whole coilover from the control arm? let me know thnks
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Old 01-Jul-2008, 05:48 PM
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yea rite!
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Old 02-Jul-2008, 10:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Tego
Anything for the RSX yet? Any updates or info?
no updates yet...i have been asking them and they keep saying "soon" . hopefully soon isnt next year...lol
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Originally Posted by supra360
No, you can adjust them installed in the car.. excellent product and service

thanks, and yes he is right... the complete unit spins in and out of the lower collar by using the supplied "keys" while its fully installed
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Really.

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Old 03-Jul-2008, 08:32 AM
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ait! some people said
"you leave the top two collars alone, unlock the bottom colar to the desired lowering point and then grab the whole assembly by the spring and turn it with your hands so it threads into the lower mount. To raise the car up unlock the lower collar again and grab the assembly and turn the other way so it comes out of the lower mount."

"Just make sure the 2 perches under the spring are tight, and it basically will lock the spring to the shock assembly, so everything rotates inside the lower mount. thus lowering it or raising it"


this helps me alot!!
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Originally Posted by j-spek
ait! some people said
"you leave the top two collars alone, unlock the bottom colar to the desired lowering point and then grab the whole assembly by the spring and turn it with your hands so it threads into the lower mount. To raise the car up unlock the lower collar again and grab the assembly and turn the other way so it comes out of the lower mount."

"Just make sure the 2 perches under the spring are tight, and it basically will lock the spring to the shock assembly, so everything rotates inside the lower mount. thus lowering it or raising it"


this helps me alot!!
this is a great explanation! you can alway pass by and ill show you with our display coilovers.
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Old 30-Aug-2008, 09:37 AM
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new shipment has arrived!
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preludes?
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Originally Posted by kwasley
preludes?
preludes are coming at the end of the month. thats what we have been told by function/form
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