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2008-12-14 06:51:58
#1
Progress B13 coil-overs
I have a set of coil-overs available with minimal waiting. normally these would take many weeks to get, but a mmember totalled his car and can't buy them. here's your chance to have them within 1-2 weeks. $1270.

let me know...
2008-12-14 10:53:27
#2
Gentlemen, these Progress coilovers are simply kick-ass. I have never read a bad thing about the product. One person had an issue with service, and more than a few folks did not like the wait-time for the product. Other than that? Rave reviews.
Originally Posted by The
Progress - The Progress Group, Inc. Online Store (Application: B13 only)
A very high quality, off the shelf, coilover system. Workable as a daily driver, excellent for auto-cross or road racing. It comes pre-set up from the factory, damping is non-adjustable. Bolt it on and go. Very quickly.
Originally Posted by Sport
The same relentless pestering that convinced Hyperco to make its sports springs also convinced Progress to make SE-R coil-overs. Have a 13-year tuning history and an active base of enthusiasts unwilling to tolerate half-assed parts means B13 Sentra stuff better be good. To that end, we contributed our SE-R and our calibrated asses to a several-monthlong development process that resulted in a truly amazing suspension.

There's nothing particularly special about how Progress coil-overs are made. They're heavy steel with internals you might find in an O.E. shock. But it isn't fancy parts that make a suspension good, it's the tuning. After several iterations, the Progress coil-overs are tuned for an amazing balance of ride quality and ridiculous handling. (Author Dave Coleman)

These two quotes sum up the "adjustability" or "no adjustability" discussion:
Originally Posted by Coach
honestly, for most of us the Progress are the best bet. I say that because most of us don't really have the time/ability to set all those settings the way they need to be to get the car to perform at its peak anyway. I know that I don't have the lap time and stuff to make adjustments and re-run/make adjustments again/re-run/make sway bar adjustment/re-run and so on before an event. I am a noob to racing though, so who knows? I like the progress setup because they work damn well, price is good, quality is great! Brent

Originally Posted by Mike
The Progress (*coilovers) will be a good value but you have to accept their valving. Many racers are not sensitive enough or intuitive enough to properly set up suspensions. I have had to straighten out a few cars where racers really screwed them up by trying to adjust the dampers without understanding how they work. For these people Progress will be sweet. You just have to like the way Jared and I are going to set up the damping and spring rates.


MSRP: $1,499.00

Per Progress sales staff: Yes, these are compatible with the Ground Control camber plates. There is hardware available from Progress to make them copasetic.

(Closed) Progress Group Buy thread: Progress Coilovers, Swaybars, LCA braces - SR20 Forum

Choaderboy2 (Mike Kojima) discusses the Progress coilovers:
Drove the new Progress coil overs - SR20 Forum

That means you are literally buying a product "preset-up" by Mike Kojima and "Jared" (Holstien maybe from SCC?)

And GregV is a great seller. Just did business with him recently, I just haven't done the excellent feedback thing. He took very good care of me and my order.

Free bump for Greg.
2008-12-17 10:37:36
#3
I shot you a PM Greg.
2008-12-17 14:12:12
#4
I own a set and its the best suspenion iv ever had. Its stiff but still good for daily use.
2008-12-17 14:23:01
#5
I have these on both of my B13's. For me, they were as close to plug and play as you can get. You will be kicking yourself if you've thought about these and don't jump on now. I waited almost 4 months for mine. ANother free bump for Greg.
2009-04-17 23:30:38
#6
Still have these?
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