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Hey guys,

I was wondering why Tein S-Techs drop our car 1.3" in the front and 1.4" in the back. Does this end up making the front of the car aim a little upwards? Or did our car slant downwards towards the front to begin with? Any answers will be greatly appreciated! Thanks peepz!

 
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I have the S-Tech on my car right now. I always thought it droped our cars 1.5 all around. I dont notice an imbalance in hight from front to back. Its even all around. The teins leave a noticable gap in the front though. You can still fit almost 3 fingers in on the front and less than 2 fingers in the back

 
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engine weight in the front...u need a stiffer spring....it all evens out...i have progress springs i believe they are 1.8 in the front and 2.0 in the rear, and it looks even, so i wouldnt worry too much about it

 
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dont waste ur money on tein's....they sag. buy neuspeed, their sport spings drop the car 1.75 in the front, 1.5 in the rear and have a nice ride. pm "peteriap", he has sick deals on neuspeed springs.

 
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OMG.. lol enough about the sagging, I think it's just you.. I have them on my car and love them =)

 
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They don't sag.
Been even drop since last year may.
Yes,I have coupe specific tein s tech springs on my hatch and it's fine.

Swapping with new springs soon though.
I want to drop lower.

 
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You will receive an even drop on either the Neuspeed or the Tein. I think you will be happier with the amount of drop with the Neuspeed however.

 
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buy my s.tech's, gotta let them go

 
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Thanks for the replies guys. I went with the Teins because I really don't want a big drop. I had an EK hatch before and it was way too low for me (although it had a kit on it). Also, I have a lip kit on my coupe that i'd like to avoid scratching. Thanks again!