7th gen Civic Tein Springs (brand new)
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7th gen Civic Tein Springs (brand new)
Hey guys i have a set of Tein H.Tech springs, this where going to go on my gfs car but we are no longer together and i don't need them.
here are some pictures
everything is still in original packages.
I think the price is very fair since these springs go for about $200+
buyer has to pay for shipping and paypal fees
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here are some pictures
everything is still in original packages.
I think the price is very fair since these springs go for about $200+
buyer has to pay for shipping and paypal fees
email me for faster reply's (youngxlos@gmail.com)
and don't be afraid to make offers
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Re: 7th gen Civic Tein Springs (brand new)
the Htechs are made from a material called "Vanadium" and its for ride comfort.
i had these on my accord and they rode way better (smoother) than stock... and they do offer handling increase as well.
plus, some people live on crappy roads or snow or wtever the reason...and dont want to drop their car too much while retaining ride quality.
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True, but isnt it more logical
Lower = more expensive?
instead of the other way around?
But then again...
Less material = more expensive doesnt make sense either
Lower = more expensive?
instead of the other way around?
But then again...
Less material = more expensive doesnt make sense either
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Any lowering would be recommended a camber kit
However, small drops like .7"/.8" dont absolutely require camber kits
But if you want consistant tire wear all around, camber kit + alignment would be recommended
However, small drops like .7"/.8" dont absolutely require camber kits
But if you want consistant tire wear all around, camber kit + alignment would be recommended
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but i WOULD advise you to get an alignment after u install these (or mod any part of the suspension for that matter)
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is that so?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/JDM-B...Q5fAccessories
so 2" drop for only $44! what a deal! right? its JDM yo!
more quality = more expensive (is what it is)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/JDM-B...Q5fAccessories
so 2" drop for only $44! what a deal! right? its JDM yo!
more quality = more expensive (is what it is)
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dang. 100shipped is a heck of a deal....
these work wonderful with OEM struts/shocks guys. the drop is mild so its not gonna blow stockies out.
these work wonderful with OEM struts/shocks guys. the drop is mild so its not gonna blow stockies out.
