Apexi N1 Exv ANY INFO
12-14-2005, 01:41 PM
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Apexi N1 Exv ANY INFO
I saw a great deal for the new Apexi N1 EXv anyone have any info on these. I am very interested and was under the impression that Apexi was one of the tops for suspension...
12-14-2005, 02:17 PM
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Did you check intense they have a set for sale... Im just wondering if they are in stock i know they have free shipping and are promoting a new item...
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12-14-2005, 03:50 PM
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Hello,
Actually....
these are in stock here, at Intense. We actually have 2 sets available, and ready to ship immedietly.
http://www.intensepower.com/an1daexvetyv.html
Some specs:
10kg Front
8kg Rear
Fully threaded
Height adjustment from the bottom
32 way adjustable
Hope this helps you all's.. lol.
Actually....
these are in stock here, at Intense. We actually have 2 sets available, and ready to ship immedietly. http://www.intensepower.com/an1daexvetyv.html
Some specs:
10kg Front
8kg Rear
Fully threaded
Height adjustment from the bottom
32 way adjustable
Hope this helps you all's.. lol.
12-14-2005, 06:35 PM
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hey intense quick question can i pay for them with two sources, like part with cc and the other a debit card... i hate racking up my cc bill so near xmas.
... any more holiday discount on it for board members if so id be oh so happy...
ill call I-M tommarow... Hopefully you can just ship em straight to 350evo for install.
... any more holiday discount on it
for board members if so id be oh so happy...ill call I-M tommarow... Hopefully you can just ship em straight to 350evo for install.
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12-14-2005, 06:54 PM
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Also after i do this i am unsure but do i need to change out my control arms to adj the camber... BJ said hed sell me the control arms and rods for a good price. is it neccessary right now... ie should i wait to install after i get the coilovers till i get the control arms...
12-14-2005, 09:10 PM
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I saw a great deal for the new Apexi N1 EXv anyone have any info on these. I am very interested and was under the impression that Apexi was one of the tops for suspension...
http://www.bcec.com.tw
I wrote a detailed review of the Megan coilovers recently in this section of the board.
12-15-2005, 09:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Gsedan35
They are made by the same company that makes the Megan Racing coilovers.
http://www.bcec.com.tw
I wrote a detailed review of the Megan coilovers recently in this section of the board.
http://www.bcec.com.tw
I wrote a detailed review of the Megan coilovers recently in this section of the board.
12-15-2005, 09:32 AM
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honestly, why in God's name do you need 32 way adjustable?
especially for the fact that it's not offering independent adjustment of compression and rebound SEPARATELY...........
I've yet to see more than a small handful of systems offer separate compression/rebound adjustment for the Z...and those are the ones I'd go with over these other type setups.
especially for the fact that it's not offering independent adjustment of compression and rebound SEPARATELY...........
I've yet to see more than a small handful of systems offer separate compression/rebound adjustment for the Z...and those are the ones I'd go with over these other type setups.
12-15-2005, 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted by chimmike
honestly, why in God's name do you need 32 way adjustable?
especially for the fact that it's not offering independent adjustment of compression and rebound SEPARATELY...........
I've yet to see more than a small handful of systems offer separate compression/rebound adjustment for the Z...and those are the ones I'd go with over these other type setups.
especially for the fact that it's not offering independent adjustment of compression and rebound SEPARATELY...........
I've yet to see more than a small handful of systems offer separate compression/rebound adjustment for the Z...and those are the ones I'd go with over these other type setups.
12-15-2005, 09:37 AM
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well, my basic point is, 32 way is just a selling point, and people that know anything about suspension think 32 is useless. Especially since it's most likely only rebound adjustment or compression adjustment. In order to take full advantage of the system it should have separate adjustments. I could see maybe 16 way, 8 compression and 8 rebound adjustments, being very helpful........oh well.
I'm probably just going to go the Nismo route anyways haha
I'm probably just going to go the Nismo route anyways haha
12-15-2005, 09:43 AM
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Originally Posted by chimmike
well, my basic point is, 32 way is just a selling point, and people that know anything about suspension think 32 is useless. Especially since it's most likely only rebound adjustment or compression adjustment. In order to take full advantage of the system it should have separate adjustments. I could see maybe 16 way, 8 compression and 8 rebound adjustments, being very helpful........oh well.
I'm probably just going to go the Nismo route anyways haha
I'm probably just going to go the Nismo route anyways haha
12-15-2005, 04:25 PM
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For the price i couldnt pass it up i ordered a set ill let ya know how they work out for me... i talked to apexi usa today and IM they informed me these are much better than Flex and have alot features the 32 way adj damping and rebound...
12-16-2005, 11:25 AM
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...made by the same company as MEGAN racing coilovers?!
...made in TAIWAN?!
...I thought Apexi made all of their stuff in-house in Japan... since when did they start outsourcing to taiwan? Could anyone please confirm this information, or maybe a quote on any website? I too was interested in these coilovers, but not if they are comparable to megan... the old Apexi N1's were great...
...made in TAIWAN?!
...I thought Apexi made all of their stuff in-house in Japan... since when did they start outsourcing to taiwan? Could anyone please confirm this information, or maybe a quote on any website? I too was interested in these coilovers, but not if they are comparable to megan... the old Apexi N1's were great...
12-16-2005, 11:37 AM
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I called Apexi USA they told me they were made in japan and just recently shipped here to the US only been here less than a month... thats what i have heard this megan racing claim i am unsure about...