killa loves to speak without thinkin! u could have left that dumb azz comment to yourself or reworded it. also, if the coilovers cost $1100-$1200 +shipping and handling+install+alignment, it most likely will = out to be $2000 hints the use for the term thousands. never mind. your basic math skills suck fat 1s.


i got your back taek

 

not to mention hes in for the GB on the $2200 ZEAL coilovers... another reason to mention that his new ones cost thousands... most likely the best reason

sucks to hear about the loss man.

 

ehhh iono excatgly what happened yet

i am puttin in my spare tonight and hoping i could find out what happend to everthing.

i'll keep you guys updated

 

btw, coilvers have nothing to do with ur wheels going out on u

because i see a hole in ur tire

 

my teammates said that it could have popped and punctured it *shrug* i donno yet

 

okay i fixed it well not really

my suspension is fine, no damage but my entire rear left wheel got eaten inside out

heres some disgusitng pictures




what was the reason why it got raped? i have no clue

BUT GOOD NEWS

my wheel is perfectly fine. Gosh i love japanese racing products. GO ADVANS!

 

From the pics, looks like you just had a blow out/sidewall failure.

Do you remember if you ran over anything when it happened?

 

No, they just didnt contact the ground much, nothing to do with the rims quality really. If they would have bit into the pavement well, it would have chewed them to hell. Just feel lucky they didnt.

Alot could have caused it really. Hard to tell after the fact with that type of blowout. It could be anything from hitting something to just a bad tire.

 

any tire tech or any auto tech will tlel you taht the coilovers can not physically damage or pop a tire in that fashion.

and this whole thread will back me on that by the looks of it already

lik i said, you ran over a nail or something and didnt know it because it was rainning.

 

the inside of your rims r clean as heck though. thats y i want 5 stars

 

wow sorry that happend....damm this rain alot of accident caused by it!

damm it!

 

perhaps the coilovers rubbed against the tire, eventually wearing down the sidewall.
i had that rubbing problem on my 240SX and GTI.
but i doubt that happened since your wheels/tires arent super wide and your offset isnt that high.
currently my tein coilovers rub against the inside of the front wheels (and doing a nice job of chewing up the inside wheel lip), but its not the coilovers fault since i'm running 8.5's up front.

 

yeah thats a tire blowout. nothing to do with the coilovers.

 

sorry for saying it was cuz of the coilovers

i didn't really know what was going on and the only thing i know from the car was when i was changing lanes, the rear left wheel would make a big bump everytiem i hit the road deflectors so i assumed it was my coilovers

but good thing everything is good =D