Endura-Tech S14 Coilovers Tested in Modified Magazine Sept. 08 issue

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Hey everyone!

I just wanted to share that the Endura-Tech coilovers for the Nissan S14 were recently published in the Sept. 08 issue of Modified Magazine.

The review was very good and I hope that it offers some insight about the product that we have to offer for the S14, S13, 350Z and all the other applications we carry.

We will be offering a Labor Day Sale on the S14 coilovers as well in conjunction with the article. This sale will only last through Sept. 2nd.





Have a great day!


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they look good man any way u can get any pics of them maxed out cause i know some guys on here like there cars low and that might help sell them if u got pics of how low they will go.

thats just what i think but they do look pretty nice.

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Looks like a good first look. Did they do a review after installing them on the car?

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actually that article did intially interest me alot, but after i read it i was severly disapointed. nothing against endura-tech, but there was like no review of them at all. it was like ok we put em on and they are cool. you get what you pay for. im like... ok? thats it?

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Perhaps that review will come in a later issue. However, AZhitman has a review of them here that he installed on his S13 Vert. As well, there are some other people here that have purchased them and have some comments to say, perhaps they will chime in if they see the thread. You might be able to find some comments in the 240SX Vert thread.

I understand that most people may be a little reluctant at first to try something new in the market. However, I think we have gotten pretty good reviews all around for the applications that we offer.

Thanks everyone.

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Here is Greg's Endura Tech review. zerothread/210342

at the side by side comparison with the Megans.

ET > Megan apparently...

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well honestly i expected them to perform better then megans. i've just been heavily debating which route to go with on coil overs. i look forward to reading greg's review however.

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i notice that there is only comparison between the two, et's, and megan, are those the only two worth while?

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not at all.

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Shock dyno! Shock Dyno!

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i hate to keep posting, but the endura tech rep said he can have shock dynos emailed to you if you ask.

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I've put about 600 miles on my S14 this summer on crappy Iowa roads in interstates and have no complaints. They are very compliant on the street, which was what I was mostly worried about with buying coilovers vs a spring/shock combo. I keep them set in the middle of the adjustability range.

If you are on the hump between cheap coilovers and a spring/shock combo, Endura-Tech is a good option for slightly higher cost.

It says nothing in the article about customer service, but Justin has always been attentive and quick to respond to my e-mail questions. Good customer service and support goes a long way in the aftermarket industry.

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We have a 350Z coilover kit too.

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Darius wrote:I've put about 600 miles on my S14 this summer on crappy Iowa roads in interstates and have no complaints. They are very compliant on the street, which was what I was mostly worried about with buying coilovers vs a spring/shock combo. I keep them set in the middle of the adjustability range.

If you are on the hump between cheap coilovers and a spring/shock combo, Endura-Tech is a good option for slightly higher cost.

It says nothing in the article about customer service, but Justin has always been attentive and quick to respond to my e-mail questions. Good customer service and support goes a long way in the aftermarket industry.
Hey Matt! Glad to hear that things are going well with the coilovers. Thanks for the plug and nice comments about the service. Always appreciated! Best regards.

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Officially our sale is over. But the price for the coilovers has not changed yet. So if you are on the fence about making a decision, the price will change soon when I get back in the office to make that change.

Safe Driving!

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Where can i get more info about that white 240sx? I would like to know everything, really like it.

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Linus wrote:Where can i get more info about that white 240sx? I would like to know everything, really like it.
It's one of Modified Magazines project cars. You're gonna need their back issues if you want info on that car. I have the back issues, but I am not about to go digging for that stuff... lol

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Linus wrote:Where can i get more info about that white 240sx? I would like to know everything, really like it.
its a s13 redtop sr with z32 brakes and k's bumpers and a old zenki side skirts. k's wing and s2000 white pant? thats about it. it has a new t25 style garret turbo with a hks external wastegate. oh and endura tech coilovers. haha they wanted to make it like the average 240.

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brizanden wrote: its a s13 redtop sr with z32 brakes and k's bumpers and a old zenki side skirts. k's wing and s2000 white pant? thats about it. it has a new t25 style garret turbo with a hks external wastegate. oh and endura tech coilovers. haha they wanted to make it like the average 240.
Where can i find the k'bumpers and the old zenki skirts? i really like it.

Btw, the wheels? And the wing?

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any place that sells jdm parts. they are both oem so you can still find new ones. check out our sponser rhd japan


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