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[Mux213]

YEAH,

All the bushings and things are in, tonight its unpacking time

After 4 months of waiting, over 2 months of which shipping we finally have all our goodies..

We're already well on our way working with PASS to solve this situation and find a faster method of shipping that wont send our prices through the roof. So hopefully we should be able to restock much faster in the near future.

Anyways, we'll be sending out reminders to people who've reserved sets during the weekend, if you're in a hurry, just beat us to the punch

[Mux213]

I have a busy weekend ahead of me, give us a little bit of time to get all the request sorted. We'll be sending the first sets out early next week and hopefully we'll be able to finally help some people that have been waiting to long.

[banpei]

Another package arrived yesterday as well!
We now have Apex springs in stock again.

[Mux213]

Okay guys,

First impressions on the AGX. Haven't gotten them on a car yet since both sets are probably sold already. Playing around with one set I've unpacked I can give some first, subjective, impressions on these.

First of all, adjusting them is dead easy, on the rear just a big knob, on the front on the top just like HTS. The fronts have a similar stroke to HTS, so you'll definitely need to use these on a lowered car. The rear is hard to judge, they look shorter then my KONIs but not as short as HTS. Will have to see how they combine with high spring rate springs.

Adjust ability only effects rebound just like with KONI, so they go in with the same resistance, and go out with adjustable resistance. From feel the range seems higher then KONI but only in 8 adjustable steps while KONI you can adjust freely over the entire range.

Still I don't think thats an issue unless your real serious and if your real serious, I wouldn't go for KONI or AGX, I would go HTS.

So first impression, HTS still wins for me, adjustable both ways, wider range, however, a lot more pricy then either KONI or AGX. If you're looking for something adjustable, but want something for a nice price, AGX really does seem like a really nice option. I can't wait to find out how these shocks perform on a car but I think they will do great.

[Mux213]

Owh and before I forget,

Now new in stock:

2x AGX adjustable shocks, 440 euros a set, both reserved
10x Prothane Bushings, 135 euros a set, all reserved but possible some cancellations due to extreme long shipping
2x Tein camber plates, 200 euros a set, 1 reserved, 1 maybe
2x APEX springs, 145 euros a set, 1 reserved
1x TRD 4.7 RNP, 500 euros
1x TRD Pinion solid spacer, 80 euros

[WeRz]

Hi

Do the tein camber plates fit koni shocks?

If they do i will buy the last set if they are not sold

Thanks

[Mux213]

I split the discussion about camber plates to technical.

Its an interesting discussion to keep on file, how to fit camber plates when the standard nut supplied doesn't fit

[evfan42]

YGM

[banpei]

Camberplates arrived this week, so they are available!


They cost 150 euros. Just weighted them and they weight just over 1 kg, so ask us what it would cost to ship them to your home.

[joyboy]

oh they look good

how much inkl. shipping to Austria?