Altezza RS200 Blitz Damper ZZR (part 1. unboxing)

Hello, Cars In Japan and CIJ little helper here. This is our first video/review, please feel free to give us any tips and how to improve. Let me know if there is something I missed or you would like to know more about on this item.
This is the Blitz Damper ZZR coilovers (about 80,000 yen) for the Altezza sxe10 RS200. The coilovers have an easy dial to adjust the dampers (32 stage).
Here is the website: www.blitz.co.jp...

[@1jz_gte]

Does the dsc controller work for these coilovers for the altezza or is300?

[@edaciousx]

not a bad unboxing at all. you should keep it up

[@crazylousy]

awaiting to know your input once you installed these

[@carsinjapan6944]

+crazylogic Thank you for the comment. I got the suspension installed, will try to get the installed video up asap.

[@carsinjapan6944]

sorry I'm not a camera man and as you noticed i havent been on. too much going on but i wanted to give you a quick reply. i have them set for my car on i think -6 front and -12 in the back. its not too stiff but in the mountains in japan its great for the twisties. i think they are awesome and would recommend it for any car. they are adjustable for stiffness, and height when you set it up (takes more work to raise and lower). had issues with setting up the shocks in the beginning so after all that i forgot to answer. sorry man.

[@locomotor112]

what were all the parasite came with? the struts, the height wrech, nuts and such, but what were those black cable looking things with the red caps?

[@carsinjapan6944]

they sit on the shock and you can adjust the stiffness while installed on the car.

[@carsinjapan6944]

they are extensions for the rear damper adjusters. basically you can adjust it with the red caps which turned out to be rotating knobs(which can be installed so that you can have access to the dampers with out taking apart the carpet to adjust them).

[@NissanR33Ztune]

what was your thoughts on these... i live in Tochigi and drive the mountain roads all the time and need to change the suspension on my Nismo S15 so thought to ask you opinion as the wife is giving me a hard time on how much i spend and these seem to be a value for money option but would be good to hear your advise

[@carsinjapan6944]

I like them a lot and I've set them so they aren't too stiff or too soft, so my family doesn't mind the harsher ride. For the value, I think they are great value for the money. They are much cheaper and the performance is amazing. The car feels really stable on turns and kept it's neutral balance for correction when I have lost the tail. I believe the price is just low in Japan because of other competing names here. My suggestion is to take your time adjusting the dampening and keep a log on the setting and tires you are running while you are dialling them in for the setting you want (it will take a while to find the right feel.)

[@jeffreychan8372]

where are they made?

[@PistolShrimpPete]

Japan. It says Made In Japan big on the end of the box.

[@carsinjapan6944]

made in japan

[@DPavss]

Trying to ship thse from Japan. How much would you say they weigh?

[@carsinjapan6944]

they're heavy i cant remember the exact number but between 15-20 kg?... i would suggest ordering it in a group. there are some forums that will do group orders to lower the shipping price.

[@TravelsWithJerry]

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