Tien lowering springs
05-04-2007, 12:38 PM
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I got the Tein Gold H-Tech spring on my car.
You won't get much of a drop with these....It was only a .5 inch drop and it still looks still stock to me. My friend has the Green S-tech and it was about a 1 inch of drop and it turn out great. The only difference I feel is it's a little softer than the stock springs. Good luck on your search
You won't get much of a drop with these....It was only a .5 inch drop and it still looks still stock to me. My friend has the Green S-tech and it was about a 1 inch of drop and it turn out great. The only difference I feel is it's a little softer than the stock springs. Good luck on your search
05-05-2007, 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted by CuOnGeE,May 4 2007, 12:38 PM
I got the Tein Gold H-Tech spring on my car.
You won't get much of a drop with these....It was only a .5 inch drop and it still looks still stock to me. My friend has the Green S-tech and it was about a 1 inch of drop and it turn out great. The only difference I feel is it's a little softer than the stock springs. Good luck on your search
You won't get much of a drop with these....It was only a .5 inch drop and it still looks still stock to me. My friend has the Green S-tech and it was about a 1 inch of drop and it turn out great. The only difference I feel is it's a little softer than the stock springs. Good luck on your search
it will be boucny if your dampers are worn. it will be bumpy if you forget to trim your bump stops. ride is a bit firmer than stock but still comfortable.
05-05-2007, 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted by a_red_s2k,May 5 2007, 10:26 AM
im planning to sell my swift springs when i put on my coilovers when i put em on if ur interested.
