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Tein Street Basis vs BC racing coilovers | Honda Element ...
https://www.elementownersclub.com/threads/tein-street-basis-vs-bc-racing-coilovers.161403/
Tein or BC Racing??? - Nissan 370Z Forum
http://www.the370z.com/brakes-suspension/90614-tein-bc-racing.html
Location: Costa Mesa, California. Posts: 216. Drives: 2009 370Z. Rep Power: 18. If you're looking for the most comfortable ride I would not recommend Tein or BC. They are good budget coilovers that will lower your car and not break your back but I would not call them comfortable by any means.
BC racing vs Tein coilovers for the MR2 - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WQhCrLSnqM
Comparing Tien coilovers to BC racing coilovers for the MR2 to see which rides better for the street. Check out CanadianGT for some great Supra action as we...
BC Racing vs Tein Flex? - NASIOC
https://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1301027
Tein makes a good coilover, no question. But, if you are not autocrossing or tracking the car, definitely get the BC's and save the $600. I've driven lots of different Subies on lots of different coilovers (DC Sports, Koni/GC, ZZYZX, Ohlins, Tein) and I would not hesitate to recommend the BC to anyone.
Tein 'Vs' Bc Racing 'Vs' D2 Racing 'Vs' HSD - mkiv ...
https://www.mkivsupra.net/topic/213071-tein-vs-bc-racing-vs-d2-racing-vs-hsd/
Posted August 19, 2013. If going with Tein you need to spend a fair bit of cash. The budget range, IMO, are terrible. I would go with either Meister-R or HSDs. They are both very similar, the main difference is the spring rate. I believe the HSDs are a bit stiffer so it really depends what you want to use the car for.
Bc Racing Coilovers Vs Tein Super Racing - Suspension ...
https://www.sau.com.au/forums/topic/398498-bc-racing-coilovers-vs-tein-super-racing/
Posted April 25, 2012. Tein Super Racing/RS seem to be far more widely used on serious circuit cars. Looking under a number of Japanese Time Attack cars like Cyber EVO etc and you will see the Teins. They can also be rebuilt locally and valved to whatever spring/application you are after.
BC Racing Vs Tein super streets - Supra Chat - The mkiv ...
https://www.mkivsupra.net/topic/204443-bc-racing-vs-tein-super-streets/
Im looking at changing the suspension on the car from the tein super streets which i have, they have only done about 1000miles and virtually brand new but i fancy a change. I have read good things on the BC coilovers but i was …
Tein Flex Z vs BC Racing BR | Acura RSX, ILX and Honda EP3 ...
https://www.clubrsx.com/threads/tein-flex-z-vs-bc-racing-br.1268796/
Things I've heard and researched is that Tein Flex Z are softer than BC BR, Teins are more reliable (e.g. rust resistant, made in japan,...), BC BR is stiffer, and BC is more performance oriented (better response, etc.).
Opinion on BC Racing BR Coilover Kit vs Tein Flex Z : ft86
https://www.reddit.com/r/ft86/comments/go8r7b/opinion_on_bc_racing_br_coilover_kit_vs_tein_flex/
I don't track the car (yet), so I'm looking for a reasonably comfortable daily road setup that gives me some performance in the canyon twisties on the weekend. I've narrowed down my choices to the BC Racing BR or the Tein Flex Z kits. Both are around the same price (about $1300CAD), both offer a lot of adjustment, and come with front camber ...
tein flex A, Z, or BC racing? : ft86
https://www.reddit.com/r/ft86/comments/j6nmrl/tein_flex_a_z_or_bc_racing/
hey guys, currently torn between a few options. been looking through forums all week. Budget is under $2000 CAD and have been considering the Tein Flex A as the car is a daily and don’t want anything harsher than stock. From what i’ve seen, Tein Flex Z go just as or basically as low as the BC racing BRs, however I don’t know if this is ...
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