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Wrong section dude.

There is a group buy for Blistein shocks in the trade section. I believe they are the best for street.

But as a general rule of thumb, if you had to get jap coilovers, make sure you get a softer spring rate 4 the street. 6/5 KG front and 5/4 KG rear is ideal, firm but dosen't shake your teeth out. The absolute highest spring rate for street I would choose would be 8/6.

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I got Cusco Fully adjustables, a hard ride but handling is great.

I was driving home and went through a bit of an S Bend and took the corners quite quickly and the Honda Accord was trying to keep up but all I could hear was his tyres screeching... LOL!

Friend of mine had Stock GTR suspension but with TEIN springs. It was quite a nice ride had the softness for bumps and the hardness for the corners, kinda the best of both worlds.

I guessing any Japanese brand will do you fine.

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I've got Tein super street aussie spec, (jap spec are too stiff apparently) bump/ rebound (not separately) and height adjustable coilovers -for 1800 new they're pretty good. Very comfortable but still very responsive to input.

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