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HSB's, seen them on the MLR, they look pretty decent. Are they there own design or just a BC in different colours tho??

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HSD's are supposed to be an in-house thing
http://www.hsdcoilovers.com/index.php
HSD are distributed by Driftworks (or they share the same address so I guess they do) I'm pretty sure that they are nothing to do with Bren and he's BC in Europe. Who knows where they originate from mate; it sure as hell ain't the West Midlands.

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stuart wrote:Who knows where they originate from mate; it sure as hell ain't the West Midlands.
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Yes, I bet it's from far far away, but if they do a good job and don't fall to pieces.

I was thinking of BC's for a moment but have plumped for something more tried and tested.
You looking for new un's for yours then I take it??

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Making do for now but these things have been 'in development' for ages. I had spoken to someone on here, don't remember who, about these and when I saw them listed on DW as new products, I thought I would share the news.

I've not seen the BC prices but I guess they are very similar. What did you go for then? PM if you prefer.

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Probably good value at the price. I don't like how far the slot on the top mount goes to the edge of it though. Rather soft spring rates too. Look great though ;)
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I've bought Tein Monoflex with EDFC, picked up a bit of a bargain, almost new ones that look like new and have done circa 1k.

Hope they do the job!

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I had the same on the GTR and rated them quite highly. The EDFC is a bit so-so; I'm sure it works but I'm also sure your mind talks you into thinking it's better than it is :)

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Yeh, we'll see, the EDFC wasn't really a must but it all came in 1 go, be interested to see if it actually works as well as it says on the tinterweb!

Hope so, as putting all that cables in is going to be a ball ache!

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Murano has it in his GTR now. You could always ask him if you want a test or opinion. Rumour has it, he has even driven the car off of his driveway to test it ;)

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