View Full Version : RS*R coilovers..
cooldill
06-16-2003, 01:21 PM
searched and I couldnt find much info about these coilovers.. Does anyone have them or know anything about them? thanks
Dousan_PG
06-16-2003, 01:24 PM
they are VERY expensive, probably one of the more expensive on the market.
i forget specs, but email RS*R and find out.
cooldill
06-16-2003, 01:31 PM
i guess $950 shipped is a good deal then..
Dousan_PG
06-16-2003, 01:36 PM
new or used?
of the s-chassis: they only make coilovers for s14 and s15
NO s13
cooldill
06-16-2003, 01:52 PM
ya i got a s14...
here's the info that he gave me... I figure that they are used. My bad its about a grand, not 950 like i said.
RS*R coilover kit: $994 shipped. Helper springs, front camber adjustable pillow mounts, & factory preset strut/spring rates. Settings are determined by Orido Manabu (Drift King`s right hand man at D1 and GT300/GT500). If he can drift/race with them, so can you.
I have to order within 2 days if i want them, so i cant wait for a reply by the company, what do they retail for? good buy?
Dousan_PG
06-16-2003, 01:57 PM
2K+ or so..not 100% sure..
its rebound AND damper adjustale, so if you adjust it wrong, you'll blow up the shock!!!!
RS*R is relatively pricy
RS*R iShock coilover system
Utilizing the Ti2000 springs, this coil over system will provide you the ultimate in suspension performance and tuning. With the ultimate suspension set up in mind, this coil over setup houses dual port 46mm pistons in an oil filled casing to which compression and rebound can be independently adjusted. As well as spring and shock height adjustment capabilities and upper pillow mounts for precision tuning that every racing enthusiast is looking for.
http://www.rs-r.com/imx/ishock.jpg
www.rs-r.com
cooldill
06-16-2003, 02:00 PM
ya i saw thier page, thats about all the info i could find about these coilovers.. thanks for the help..
Dousan_PG
06-16-2003, 02:02 PM
if u werent so rushed, i can get you more info MAYBE..ill check with my friend at RS*R...btw, im wearing the RS*R tshirt they gave me hahaa...nerd.
sykikchimp
06-16-2003, 02:32 PM
Those coilovers sound SO tasty. 46mm piston is HUGE. I bet they ride SO smooth.
s14slide
06-16-2003, 03:40 PM
46mm sounds close to the same diameter as the fork tubes on my old GSXR. If you've ever seen them, there pretty beefy for a bike, more so even for a car. :eek:
sykikchimp
06-16-2003, 03:43 PM
I believe my JIC's are only 42mm.. bigger = better :)
Dousan_PG
06-16-2003, 03:46 PM
bahh dont talk about piston size, makes me so uncomfortable. my tein HE are tiny :(
sigh...
..sounds like a personal problem huh? hahaha..dont worry, its not ;)
fooddude
06-16-2003, 04:09 PM
Dousan...you should write a little article or comparison on piston sizes on different coilovers(to put in FAQ maybe). Since most ads and websites don't even list the juicy details like piston size, etc. All they list is 16 way adjust, height adjust, pillow mount, blah, blah blah, what every other CO has, Blea bLah! I hate uninformative websites or ads.
Dousan_PG
06-16-2003, 04:21 PM
i forget my tein.
its really hard finding info for most companies. i just read up and research as much as i can..fortunately i get like drift tengoku and such and they do reviews on a ot of newparts..so for new stuff, i an usually find out..old stuff, thats where the contacts and leg work come into play..
write up sounsd like a lot of work...
X-Iceman
06-16-2003, 05:59 PM
bahh dont talk about piston size, makes me so uncomfortable. my tein HE are tiny
dont worry dousan, my opinion of you hasnt changed. still think you suck ;) just playin. dougs humor takin over... but ya. :p just had to make that joke.
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