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jasyn · 02-14-2012, 05:01 PM

i'm putting my car back to stock to sell
these are coming off my g37 .. works for 370z

tein super street w/ pillowball uppermounts
part number: DSP92-2UAS4

product description on tein's website here: TEIN USA | PRODUCTS | SUPER STREET with pillowball upper mont

$900 cash if your local (626)
or
$900 + 3% paypal fee + shipping cost paid at buyers expense - PM me

everything is included - instructions, tools, parts itself.

8k miles on them .. sent into tein to check on something .. came back negative for any defects .. have paper to show for it.

i sent them in to get the adjustment assembly checked out as the dial would go pass 16 clicks. both front and rear were taken apart to do this job. tein wrote back to my distributor that nothing was wrong with the part and that it was normal to go pass 16.

i don't know if this is true or not as i just followed the dampening instructions and never passed 16 .. but towards the end with my 20's i began adjusting the settings to see what would be more comfortable and just noticed this about them.

take it for what it is .. i got nothing to lie about .. it's $1000 and i know brand new is $400-$500 more. shocks aren't blown and they can go soft or stiff.

02-14-2012, 05:01 PM	#1 (permalink)
jasyn Base Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Monterey Park, CA Posts: 14 Drives: Nissan 370Z Rep Power: 16	Tein Super Street w/ Pillowball Coilovers DSP92-2UAS4 i'm putting my car back to stock to sell these are coming off my g37 .. works for 370z tein super street w/ pillowball uppermounts part number: DSP92-2UAS4 product description on tein's website here: TEIN USA \| PRODUCTS \| SUPER STREET with pillowball upper mont $900 cash if your local (626) or $900 + 3% paypal fee + shipping cost paid at buyers expense - PM me everything is included - instructions, tools, parts itself. 8k miles on them .. sent into tein to check on something .. came back negative for any defects .. have paper to show for it. i sent them in to get the adjustment assembly checked out as the dial would go pass 16 clicks. both front and rear were taken apart to do this job. tein wrote back to my distributor that nothing was wrong with the part and that it was normal to go pass 16. i don't know if this is true or not as i just followed the dampening instructions and never passed 16 .. but towards the end with my 20's i began adjusting the settings to see what would be more comfortable and just noticed this about them. take it for what it is .. i got nothing to lie about .. it's $1000 and i know brand new is $400-$500 more. shocks aren't blown and they can go soft or stiff. Last edited by jasyn; 02-20-2012 at 12:07 PM.