Liquid_Ag said:tein!
except for you're wrong. the tein is the highest quality spring with the highest spring rate easily available for our carsBlack_Protege_5 said:The Tein S and H tech are in the lowend of quality springs imo. The H&R's are way better and the Espeliers top that. Teins are nothing more than for looks and same with their coilover setup.
JoshP5 said:Whether you rub has more to do with wheel size and offset and tire size. If you don't rub now you probably won't rub when you're lowered. Experiment by loading your car up and putting one of the rear tires on a curb or speedbump.
From your other post you're running 17x7 205/40 so if your offset is >45 you'll be ok.
What kind of struts are you going to run? That will help you decide since springs and struts should be matched.
Crazy D said:
Crazy D said:
Liquid_Ag said:http://msprotege.com/forum/showthread.php?t=58798
refer there for spring rate backing up, and theres a reason they are one of the premier japanese suspension companies. and its not because they make bad products
Cellerator said:If I could do my springs selection again, I would choose either eibach's Prokit or espelirs right away. I have the teins and at first I loved it but after 2 years with them on, they just aren't what I'm looking for and the ride is ok but I expected a little more out of them performance-wise.
why arent they great? they are the stiffest readily available linear spring. and like kansei said, springs are springs are springs. and tein is NOT a low end suspension company. they have cheaper products available, but their edc coilovers are the industry standard.Black_Protege_5 said:I have ridin on them and imo they are not that great. I would take my H&R's any day over the teins. But that is just my opinion. And even in Japan Teins are the common lowend choice. There is much better quality out there.