Hi I’m finally getting my Tein shocks today for my model y. I’ve got a 22 Model Y LR. Im planning to use a 23 Model Y Performance coilover along with my Tein shocks for my LR. What do you guys think about the idea? Im looking for maximum comfort. I can’t deal with this NYC bad road everyday. Front 12 back 14. Please suggest your settings or any advice you might have.
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Not everyone has the same taste. Everyone's driving style, configuration (eg: 19" or 20" wheels) and road conditions will be different - we typically go middle of the road on the dampening so you can establish a baseline and then fine tune once you've racked up some miles.
Either way, the Teins are a dramatic step forward from the awful stock suspension.
model 3 performance. I was on 10/10 but tried 12/12 today and love it. Ride is so smooth. I tried to sense if I lost handling but I don’t feel like it. I’m sure if I did a timed autox there would be a difference but in real world driving it feels good. I drove around Los Angeles today and 90-95% of bad bumps with stock feel decent now.
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Now I’m really curious how my suspension now will compare to the new highland. It’s hard to believe I’m rolling on 20s with silly 35 sidewalls.
We have them in stock, and can also install for you:
TEIN - EnduraPro Plus Adjustable Damper Kit - Tesla Model Y
TEIN EnduraPro Plus sport shock absorbers replace your vehicle's existing dampers with a fitment that is identical to the original set-up. They include 16-stage damping force adjustment, allowing you to adapt your vehicle for situations (daily driving, sporty driving, etc.). Designed to be...
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Hello new here. How does these differ from the flex series. I have a perf model curious if either is worth the swapWe have them in stock, and can also install for you:
TEIN - EnduraPro Plus Adjustable Damper Kit - Tesla Model Y
TEIN EnduraPro Plus sport shock absorbers replace your vehicle's existing dampers with a fitment that is identical to the original set-up. They include 16-stage damping force adjustment, allowing you to adapt your vehicle for situations (daily driving, sporty driving, etc.). Designed to be...europeanautosource.com
EnduraPro Plus struts are decent, but I'm not a fan of the Tein FlexZ series at all. There are much better systems on the market for not much more money, for example - the ST Suspensions ST XA kit or Mountain Pass Comfort Coilover kits.
ST Suspensions - ST XA Coilover Kit - Tesla Model Y
For all those who want to influence more than just their ride height. ST XA Coilovers deliver the look you need through a wide range of height adjustment. With an extensively adjustable damper setup, you can precisely adjust the driving behavior of your car to achieve enhanced road control...
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Mountain Pass Performance - Comfort Coilovers - Tesla Model Y
For the last few years, MPP has heard one consistent comment from Model Y owners - they want a more compliant ride, and you want it for less cost than our double-adjustable kit! MPP has heard you, and is happy to be releasing a coilover lowering kit that is aimed at offering the best comfort...
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Since you're local, drop by and I'll be happy to show you the kits in person.
Highland should still be noticeably better as that refresh is more than just new springs/struts.
I started with 8 from stiff in front and 10 from stiff in rear. I typically like a sportier feel so this ended up being way too soft for me. Felt boat like. The car definitely felt floaty and was having an extra rebounds after going over speed bumps. I moved to 6/10 and it helped. I couldn’t do the rear myself. I recently moved things to 6/8 from stiff and the car feels pretty darn nice and sporty without being harsh. Like luxurious sporty if that makes sense. ALMOST perfect - like 95% there to my likings. I think I’m going to bring it to 6/7 and things will be perfect for my tastes. While 1 click might not change much but I just want it just a tad bit more stiff. So it should still be softer than stock but yet still very sporty. I’m running 2023 Model Y with H&R Lowering Springs and Tein Endura Pro.
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are the Flex Z struts inferior to the Endurapro? It seems like worth the few hundred dollars more than Endurapro plus lowering springs to get the adjustability.EnduraPro Plus struts are decent, but I'm not a fan of the Tein FlexZ series at all. There are much better systems on the market for not much more money, for example - the ST Suspensions ST XA kit or Mountain Pass Comfort Coilover kits.
ST Suspensions - ST XA Coilover Kit - Tesla Model Y
For all those who want to influence more than just their ride height. ST XA Coilovers deliver the look you need through a wide range of height adjustment. With an extensively adjustable damper setup, you can precisely adjust the driving behavior of your car to achieve enhanced road control...europeanautosource.com
Mountain Pass Performance - Comfort Coilovers - Tesla Model Y
For the last few years, MPP has heard one consistent comment from Model Y owners - they want a more compliant ride, and you want it for less cost than our double-adjustable kit! MPP has heard you, and is happy to be releasing a coilover lowering kit that is aimed at offering the best comfort...europeanautosource.com
Since you're local, drop by and I'll be happy to show you the kits in person.
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