S13 Endura-Tech Coilovers

[musashin]

So the Endura-Tech coilovers are on sale again for just $1050. Does anyone have these on their car? There isn't too much in the way of reviews of these things anywhere.

One of the things I really want to get done this summer is get a quality set of entry level coilovers, and this just seems like too good a deal to pass up. It's either these of the Stance GR+ Pro. Basically, if I don't jump on this sale (which, I was told in an email from Endura-Tech, will only last until the end of the month) I'll get the GR+ Pro.
So...should I take the leap? http://images.nicoclub.com/forums/images/smilies/confused.gif http://images.nicoclub.com/forums/images/smilies/gotme.gif

[wangan_cruiser]

try pbmax coils. or search theres a lot of thread they covered for entry lvl coils

[JDMB0iKT]

I would go with Stance GR+ Pro since they have good reviews. While the Endura-Tech coilovers, I know nothing about.

[blitzkrgCT9A]

So the Endura-Tech coilovers are on sale again for just $1050. Does anyone have these on their car? There isn't too much in the way of reviews of these things anywhere.

One of the things I really want to get done this summer is get a quality set of entry level coilovers, and this just seems like too good a deal to pass up. It's either these of the Stance GR+ Pro. Basically, if I don't jump on this sale (which, I was told in an email from Endura-Tech, will only last until the end of the month) I'll get the GR+ Pro.
So...should I take the leap? http://images.nicoclub.com/forums/images/smilies/confused.gif http://images.nicoclub.com/forums/images/smilies/gotme.gif

Endura-Techs are also made in Japan by NHK Intex Corp. One of the largest OE suspension manufacturer that is offering parts for aftermarket now.

I know a lot of EVO and STi guys love their setup because they are very smooth for daily use and can be dialed quite stiff for track use.

Not sure about the s13/14 application but I'd assume they will work just as well. I am actually considering replacing my JIC's with these for daily driving. My JIC's are just too stiff for DD.

I say go for it!!

[CKAMC]

Ran into these guys a while back at Sema, product looks good and they are somewhat known in the subbie world.

Might want to ask on Nico, they have been advertising over there for a while.

[musashin]

Yeah, I've asked on NICO too. I was just seeing if anyone over here has them or has experienced them personally.

Just as a clarification on the point of this thread, I'm only asking for opinions on the Endura-Tech coilovers. I understand that everyone has their preferences, and that there are other threads with recommended entry-level coilovers, but that's not what this is for.

So, if you would, just information/opinions/reviews on the ET coilovers, or nothing at all. Thanks for everyone's info so far.

[naed240sx]

ET's are twin tube dampers. You won't find any high performance coilovers running a twin tube setup, they are all monotube f/r and inverted in the front. That being said, a well made twin tube setup is better than a poorly made monotube.

I would still go with stance or kts due to a larger amount of driver feedback and better support from those companies.

[melna8]

I've heard good things about both mostly the Stance but it's your call. What will these coilovers mostly be used for track or street?

[musashin]

I wish I could say track too, but it's going to be 99.9% street. Maybe track someday, but that's not anywhere in the near future. That's one of the main reasons I'm strongly considering the ET's. They have 7k/5k springs and excellent valving (so I hear), which should make them civil for the street.

[blitzkrgCT9A]

I wish I could say track too, but it's going to be 99.9% street. Maybe track someday, but that's not anywhere in the near future. That's one of the main reasons I'm strongly considering the ET's. They have 7k/5k springs and excellent valving (so I hear), which should make them civil for the street.

I PM you some info :)

[musashin]

Bump. Any more info?