Eibach or Tein?
#11
Originally Posted by N2oExpresS2k,Jul 16 2007, 03:43 PM
TYPE: STECH
PART #: SKA58-AUB00
MAKE/MODEL: HONDA S2000 AP1
YEAR: 00+
SPRING RATE: 296 / 363
DROP (F/R): -1.0 / -1.0
eibach pro kit:
spring rate: 262/342
drop (f/r) -1.0/-1.0
I've been running on the teins for 2yrs already. Installed em with 72k miles and have 110k now. Shocks still ride great. I think the stiffer spring rates help the longevity of the shocks since they probably have a little less travel than they would with the eibach's.
PART #: SKA58-AUB00
MAKE/MODEL: HONDA S2000 AP1
YEAR: 00+
SPRING RATE: 296 / 363
DROP (F/R): -1.0 / -1.0
eibach pro kit:
spring rate: 262/342
drop (f/r) -1.0/-1.0
I've been running on the teins for 2yrs already. Installed em with 72k miles and have 110k now. Shocks still ride great. I think the stiffer spring rates help the longevity of the shocks since they probably have a little less travel than they would with the eibach's.
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I'm on Tein S-Tech's and I've been happy with them so far. I wanted a small drop that wouldn't look dumped or aggressive and allowed me some daily driveability. They ride alittle stiffer than stock and give better preformance in the twisties. If you want a more aggresive drop, I'd go Eibach/Espilir. Good luck with the install, it definately takes awhile.
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tein is a great quality spring while still being more affordable than eibach. i loved the ride with it as well. good drop while still being able to go up and down a steep driveway without a problem.
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Originally Posted by pitstops,Aug 2 2007, 08:35 PM
save some money and get the swift.
I was in between the Swift mach sport springs or the Esp ASD Springs.
Not sure which ones