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Hey guys I've found some cheap tien HA coilovers 2nd hand not used much at all and i was wondering how much their worth and are they a good set of coilovers and what are they comparable to also i saw some HE coilovers?

anyways guys just wanted to get a review on them, my current front shockers are gone so thought might aswell throw on some coilovers. cheers

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i bought mine for about $800 secondhand at wreckers bout 3yrs ago,

depending on the spring rates they may be a bit harsh/hard on the bumps, if they are like mine then they are bloody heavy duty compared to stock stuff, the spring thickness on mine are like twice whatever stock is, you'll either hate the firm ride or love it, ive gotten used to mine ,

make sure they are not leaking

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Mr.H Enthusiast

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HA = Hard As.

Got a set in my 32 GTST, terrible on bumps but great on smooth roads. Just make sure you have solid fillings in you're teeth.

But I 100% agree with the above post, you will either love em' or hate em"....I love em'.

And they can be repaired ( within reason ) by Fulcrum at a good price as well.

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