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Old 05-29-2003   #1 (permalink)
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i am thinking about geting the tein super street set up but i know very little about the system can some one help me out i you know anything about it. To remove this ad, register today for free or log in if already registered!
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they dont drop as low as you think. no slammed look. if you look at your front spring it is a lot wider than your rear spring,
the new tein spring in front is almost the same in diameter as the rear spring. so a minor issue that i have is that sometimes the alignment pulls either left or right (just very minor) alignment shop said nothing can be done because difference in spring diameter.
i have pis on my gallery, the front is as low as it goes, and the rear is raised about an ince from the lowest setting.
only reason i got them is my h&r springs the rear sagged lower than the front, and now a little more comfy because you can adjust the dampening on the shock
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if u want to see them on some 18"s .. u can click on my sig .. thats the low as it can go ...
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I havent had the alignment prople at all. I have the TeinSS and i love the ride. I wasnt looking for that slammed scrapping the ground look. I wanted a lower stance for handling purposes and these gave it to me. These coilovers arent meant for a ground hugging stance. they are R&Ded for racing and track purposes. Well worth the cash and i have some pics on the lowest setting on 17s in my members ride
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