Do I have to be the guinea pig for Tein H. Techs?
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Do I have to be the guinea pig for Tein H. Techs?
I have searched all over the web and can not find anyone running these springs! 
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Luxury you mean 
. Bobby you sure as hell are doing your research before purchasing anything aren't ya? Covering all your bases?
. Bobby you sure as hell are doing your research before purchasing anything aren't ya? Covering all your bases?
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Rep Power: 0 No, I already contacted Tein about them. They are stiffer than stock springs and will reduce body roll. I saw a FEW 350Z guys runnign them and they liked them. But there cars are just a tad bit different than ours.
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No, I already contacted Tein about them. They are stiffer than stock springs and will reduce body roll. I saw a FEW 350Z guys runnign them and they liked them. But there cars are just a tad bit different than ours.
No, I already contacted Tein about them. They are stiffer than stock springs and will reduce body roll. I saw a FEW 350Z guys runnign them and they liked them. But there cars are just a tad bit different than ours.
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Luxury you mean. Bobby you sure as hell are doing your research before purchasing anything aren't ya? Covering all your bases?
Luxury you mean
. Bobby you sure as hell are doing your research before purchasing anything aren't ya? Covering all your bases? 
I hate buying stuff for my car and then regreting it later. My 90 civic hatch is dropped with sleeved coilovers and I bought KYB GR-2's for it, thinking they were made for dropped cars cause they were KYB's and then found out I bought stock replacements after they blew in 4 months. Tokico Blues on now and riding great. :lolAnd I appreciate everyones help
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Of cource, anything is going to be stiffer and lower then stock. But they are not as stiff as the S. Tech or else I would have gotten them. You can see the spring rates on the website even.
Of cource, anything is going to be stiffer and lower then stock. But they are not as stiff as the S. Tech or else I would have gotten them. You can see the spring rates on the website even.
My mind is not 100% made up as Mr. Clark knows.
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