Divinne:


I am not impressed by your ability to play with cars, someone else's invention, design etc. I believe you know the word INNOVATION. What you can learn from me is to be innovative (you could ve added more value to that Mini e.g air suspension) other than criticizing someone else's invention. An innovative product that has different manufacturers in America, Korea, Japan, malyasia, china, India etc with over 2 decades of existence. Do your research on the product and get back to me.

Divinne:
http://www.kia-forums.com/2011-2013-xm-sorento-forum/79771-newly-installed-cushions-my-springs-helps.html

http://www.hyundai-forums.com/cm-2007-2012-santa-fe/156725-coil-spring-buffer.html

Divinne:



https://gearheads.in/showthread.php?11411-Spring-Buffer-Cushion-Insert/page5

http://www.i30ownersclub.com/forum/index.php?topic=6871.0

They say expirience is the best teacher. Pls click on the above links for forums that have maturely Enquires and discussed their experiences with the product within the last ten years. People from different parts of the world and mind you, people you drive on bad road conditions. These links will interest you. Thank you.

EgunMogaji:


Nigerians, Nairalanders don't bother wasting your time and money

From one of the forums listed above

"Thumbs down TTC Buffers are Junk.
I purchased these TTC urethane cushion buffers from Korea and they fell apart after 8 months and then fell out. They are expensive and TTC did not honor the 3 year warrantee when contacted. The general manager, Jonathan Lee, gave me some lame excuse why TTC will not replace them. TTC has no customer service, no support, and will not honor their own warrantee. I feel ripped off. Save your money. I certainly would NOT buy this product from this company ever again. "
411-Spring-Buffer-Cushion-Insert/page4

These are simply junk products.

Siena:


I would like to believe you're not dense, and you possess at the very least above-average intelligence. Bolt-on does NOT necessarily refer to a physical bolt. It refers to an add-on. This could be an extra service your mobile phone service provider has as an option to your regular call service on your phone - SMS, data are bolt-ons.

For one who claims to understand how the suspension in an automobile works, you surprise me.

Use the 'net to find out how an automobile works, and search for bolt-ons.



Why am I even bothering? I have no issue helping people to understand their automobile better, as long as they are interested. There is nothing wrong admitting there are areas you're not clear on. Just ask!

I'm not a doctor, or an architect, so I too will ask questions of those who are qualified in those disciplines, rather than let an over-sized ego get in the way, and argue blindly.

The moment you posted in a public forum, it became everyone's business. If you want to keep details of how you bolted rubbish to your car private, use a diary, not a discussion board!

EgunMogaji:


And I will keep repeating that you are a clueless twit that's endangering the public.

At least 2 other seasoned people have called you out but like a typical asshat your head is firmly embedded in the sand

EgunMogaji:


Nah I don't think so.

My Austoist resume speaks for itself.

You're just lashing back because you were called out for you brainless move on compromising your suspension

Divinne:




You are such a dunce, final installation process is to fasten with cable tie which will firmly hold it to the spring. If you don't, it could fall of over time. Wrong installation could cause that too. Besides TTC is Korea, we are distributors for JINKE Japan.

Thank you so much for engaging me. Mind you Nigerians are not dunces, they ve been calling and buying the product. Thx to you for making me bring out all the facts here. Good luck in your own endeavours. Over and out with you.

gulfer:
Ain't nothing like the real deal, had my Sienna rear shock-absorbers replaced on Saturday and I cannot get enough of the smooth feeling and absence of bounce as I had on the old struts. I am now considering a change of the front ones sooner than later.

davo3286:


Autoist resume my asss...keep fooling yourself. Who dash monkey banana.

davo3286:


Stop wasting your time and go make your life worthwhile, assSHhole. Do you have a job? Do you need one?? If you know you need one simply quote me and forward your CV. I have vacancy. God forsaken idiat! slowpoke!

davo3286:


You do not need to bother and argue blindly too. I want to believe you're not an idiot but you're acting like one. And it's seems you don't understand anything yourself, siena, mr. lecturer a.k.a sabinus. Since when did the words 'bolted' and 'bolt-on' mean the same thing? For the avoidance of doubt. 'Bolted' means to fasten one thing to another using a bolt that screws into a nut while 'bolt-on' is an appendage or an addition to a machinery or an equipment.

In your previous comment you said:
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You used the word ''bolted" as in the bold above which, in context, is very different from the word 'bolt-on'. So, teacher no teach me nonsense. Instead of you to admit that you used the wrong choice of word and take correction, you're here trying to act smart which you're not.

EgunMogaji:


You mean you didn't just take the lazy mans way out and bang in some rubber shyte on your springs

davo3286:


You do not need to bother and argue blindly too. I want to believe you're not an idiot but you're acting like one. And it's seems you don't understand anything yourself, siena, mr. lecturer a.k.a sabinus. Since when did the words 'bolted' and 'bolt-on' mean the same thing? For the avoidance of doubt. 'Bolted' means to fasten one thing to another using a bolt that screws into a nut while 'bolt-on' is an appendage or an addition to a machinery or an equipment.

In your previous comment you said:
.

You used the word ''bolted" as in the bold above which, in context, is very different from the word 'bolt-on'. So, teacher no teach me nonsense. Instead of you to admit that you used the wrong choice of word and take correction, you're here trying to act smart which you're not.

davo3286:


Stop wasting your time and go make your life worthwhile, assSHhole. Do you have a job? Do you need one?? If you know you need one simply quote me and forward your CV. I have vacancy. God forsaken idiat! slowpoke!

EgunMogaji:


You should be downright ashamed of yourself for taking advantage of inept Nigerian motorists.

You are selling a POS.

There's no race car that uses this and even if they do so what? Nigerian cars are not race cars.

I'm not a competitor, I don't sell parts, so your thinly veiled attempt to deflect is dead on arrival.

erico2k2:

Oga once again stop spreading this rubber news, restrict it to Nigerians who do not have the benefit of choice No thanks to the likes of you.
I and Siena live in the UK. U can never ever use that crap in the UK or you fail MOT straight away EgunMogaji lives in America and he has said same.so tjat leaves Asia and Africa. The step 4 ward in suspension technology are Air suspensions like you got on the range rover and the now new and more advanced electronic stability system. .These are what the FI cars have.

Siena:


If you have a vacancy for a combined arséhole and idiót, what does that make you?

Siena:


I'm smart enough to have had my work featured in at least 3 British Modified Car publications, no mean feat. These magazines are circulated through lots of automotive communities. Those who read these publications are not stupíd, if my work was not up to standard, it would not be accepted as a feature. The editors are thorough, so yeah, I know my stuff.

In all my features, there wasn't a sniff of that shite you've been hoodwinked into buying, and have fitted to your car. And yes, it's a "bolt-on". If you feel there literally need to be bolts and nuts involved, then you're sadly a lot denser than I gave you credit for. Stop your lame attempt to make assumptions as to the context I used the term "bolt-on" in.

I was trying to help you, but you're beyond help. It's you that is hanging blindly onto your own errors, knowing where you've erred, yet sticking to the rubbish you've become accustomed to. I could wrap dog shít in a banana leaf, blend it into a stinking paste, stick it in a fancy jar labelled "fuel saver", and sell it to you, because it doesn't take much to convince you that pigs fly, or the moon is made of green cheese.

EgunMogaji:


You're completely worthless as a car owner.

Dropping in a K&N filter goes unde the same folder as bolt on part.

Youre completely delirious.

davo3286:


I see you can't even differentiate the difference between 'bolt-on' and 'bolt on'. KN filter is not a bolt-on but an alternative to your OEM air intake filter. Its not an extra part, you idiot! You don't add or fasten a KN filter to your OEM filter. Do you? You just showed the world that you know absolute nothing about cars. Autoist indeed!

Divinne:



Re: cushion buffer
« Reply #2 : October 26, 2010, 01:19:44 »
Dazz, yes this is it ! Sorry i keep falling back to my racing days but these were made of hard rubber and worked well. With the the new tech. wonder if they work ? OK got you on the wood grain dash and shock cushion ! Your so honest !!

EgunMogaji:


Have you in your life held a K&N filter in your hand?

I have actually been at the offices near me, spoken to engineers and had one of my cars used as R&.

Go pander to the automotive uninitiated with your POS product

davo3286:


Story for my yansh. You're not smart at all. You're only trying to be smart and you failed woefully. How can you help someone when you haven't helped yourself? Please go try help yourself by learning more because you don't have the wherewithal to help me on this matter.

davo3286:


Lol...Oh you're such an idiat...big fool. And yes i have vacancy for idiats and arseholes like you and your likes.

I'm up and done with you on this subject. Good night from here.

Siena:


If I have to learn anything else about an automobile, it won't be from you, you dozy bint! Someone who fits lumps of urethane between his car's coil springs is no good as a source of knowledge. I could help you on this "matter" as you call it, but it involves putting your car back to stock. Modifications on a car are great, if they enhance performance. What do your "mods" do?

I am smarter than you'll ever be.

Let me ask you, what have you done to your car that's worthy of a magazine feature? You're the smart one, so tell me - which publications are clamouring to feature your heap?

Divinne:



Re: cushion buffer
« Reply #2 : October 26, 2010, 01:19:44 »
Dazz, yes this is it ! Sorry i keep falling back to my racing days but these were made of hard rubber and worked well. With the the new tech. wonder if they work ? OK got you on the wood grain dash and shock cushion ! Your so honest !!

Siena:


You're done with this subject? You haven't educated me yet, how can you be done?

Nigerians are smart...but, we have some dunces amongst the clever. You're one of the thick ones, because all an uneducated Nigerian can come up with in terms of verbal abuse is "big fool". So thick, so brain-dead, so predictable.

Please tell me what effect reduced spring compression has on a MATCHED length damper. No need deflecting attention from my query with verbal abuse, simply answer. If you don't know, say so and you might just learn something.

davo3286:


See this mumu. What's so special about a K&N filters? I have them fitted on all my Accords. Just check this out, fool! You just cant stop being a slowpoke. Can you?