I had mines on my 370z with h&r springs for two yrs and they are awesome shocks/struts and can adjust the soft/hard setting super easy like coilovers .
I had the plus model that has the adjustable dampers. It was paired with swift lowering springs. I felt the ride quality was exceptional especially having the ability to adjust damper softness/stiffness. In total I drove on them for about 2.5 years and have since upgraded to coilovers.
I installed these on a 04 acura TL and the front ones feel good (left the OE rubber stock/boot in them since it didn't come with one), but the rear ones came with the boot and smaller white rubber stock, which I used), but I left OE tapered washer that sits on the top end, like how it was in the OE), but now when I hit a bump, it's like the rear thumps hard, did not use to do that. Was I supposed to not use the rubber stocks at all in either and also take out OE washer? It's pretty odd that TEIN's website doesn't address these swap differences..They slightly mention it on rear part note, but no explanation on what to do. Any advice from experience in working with these vs OEM ones. Thanks!
@Tom R although these have an internal bumpstop, these still require oem bumpstop and dustboots if Tein doesn’t already provide it for the application.
TEIN is not a Chinese product.
It's a Japanese car suspension maker.
Manufacture and sale in Japan
You gave a lot of info thanks
How have they held up after three years of use?
I had mines on my 370z with h&r springs for two yrs and they are awesome shocks/struts and can adjust the soft/hard setting super easy like coilovers .
How was the ride comfort and quality?
How is the quality, and filling like oem solid build ? Does it takes bumps like oem ?
Do you think they are compatible with eibach springs?
Hi are theses available for infinity g35 sesan
Yes they are. About $400 for a set of EnduraPros
I purchased a set for my 04 g sedan. Been on em for just over a year. No complaints thus far. Good to go.
@@JG-nw3ub you have the plus or basic endura pro , hows the ride qaulity ? ever used lowering spring ?
I had the plus model that has the adjustable dampers. It was paired with swift lowering springs. I felt the ride quality was exceptional especially having the ability to adjust damper softness/stiffness. In total I drove on them for about 2.5 years and have since upgraded to coilovers.
I got the tein coilovers advance z, and they got blown, can I replace them with this endura ones ?
Im curious myself. My rear got threaded during a repair and it kinda reminds me of the way it looks
These are an oem strut replacement. Not coilovers.
Compare to the EnduroPro Plus 16 click soft > hard, where does the EnduraPro sits?
I have the same question
1/2 way is about stock
can you run lowering springs on these
Yep sure you can
I installed these on a 04 acura TL and the front ones feel good (left the OE rubber stock/boot in them since it didn't come with one), but the rear ones came with the boot and smaller white rubber stock, which I used), but I left OE tapered washer that sits on the top end, like how it was in the OE), but now when I hit a bump, it's like the rear thumps hard, did not use to do that. Was I supposed to not use the rubber stocks at all in either and also take out OE washer? It's pretty odd that TEIN's website doesn't address these swap differences..They slightly mention it on rear part note, but no explanation on what to do. Any advice from experience in working with these vs OEM ones. Thanks!
@ so odd as they advertise them to be ultra smooth. Feels like the instructions are not given correctly...
These have an internal bump stop. You dont run the stock OE bump stops when using this shocks and strut.
Tom R yes that why people get that bump like when you bottom out is because the shock can’t fully compressed with the stock BS on.
@Tom R although these have an internal bumpstop, these still require oem bumpstop and dustboots if Tein doesn’t already provide it for the application.
@Carlos Ramos are you running the adjustable “plus” models?
did you experienced any leaks on those shocks?
No
About how long will it take for parts to arrive if I order off you website
Normally 2-5 days, depending where you ship the item
Did you say are made in China?
Yes they are in the TEIN facility
Are these shocks twin tube or monotube? Also, don't I no longer need to install oem hardware like bump stops and strut boots?
From what I’ve read, you’ll need to keep the OEM hardware, but they are twin tube
These are twin tube design. And for some applications, oem hardware ie bump stops and dust boots are required when they aren’t provided by Tein.
Confirmed, this guy does not know what he is talking about...
In his defense, there is no way you can be 100% knowledgeable in everything car related.
OMG Made in China
Made in China yes, but its still designed by Tein Japan. Btw aren't iPhones made in China?!