Eibach or Tein
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Eibach or Tein
I am looking for new performace springs that will give me better handling, and a smoother ride without lowering too much. Should I go with Eibach Pro Kit or Tein HTech springs?
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get the tiens............. get the coilover kit........ the tiens SuperStreet, the dampining force has 16 adjustments and its really easy its at the top of the shock you just turn this lil thing and it clicks for 16 different dampining forces. the coil overs are simple to adjust too, all you gotta do is take off the wheel and use the wrenches it comes with. If you get the additional pillow mount you dont need a camber kit, and if you call or have a shop call they will set up the whole kit to the drop you want soo all you have to do is pull out the old one and slide that in and bolt it down........... if you got the all preset it would only take you a few minutes to install.
TIENS are by far the best investment I made.......
TIENS are by far the best investment I made.......
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Originally Posted by Bricks2k4civic
I am looking for new performace springs that will give me better handling, and a smoother ride without lowering too much. Should I go with Eibach Pro Kit or Tein HTech springs?
lol...i was actually gonna ask that question. Looking to buy a new set of springs, cause the Eibach Sportline give me too low of a drop, but great springs though. I keep scratching the exhaust pipe underneath. Does anyone have a picture of a Civic with Tein H Tech springs? Wanna see how much low of a drop it is?
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Originally Posted by SmartySarty
get the tiens............. get the coilover kit........ the tiens SuperStreet, the dampining force has 16 adjustments and its really easy its at the top of the shock you just turn this lil thing and it clicks for 16 different dampining forces. the coil overs are simple to adjust too, all you gotta do is take off the wheel and use the wrenches it comes with. If you get the additional pillow mount you dont need a camber kit, and if you call or have a shop call they will set up the whole kit to the drop you want soo all you have to do is pull out the old one and slide that in and bolt it down........... if you got the all preset it would only take you a few minutes to install.
TIENS are by far the best investment I made.......
TIENS are by far the best investment I made.......
depending on which model civic, not every setup has the adjustable pillowball mounts. as for getting the coilover kit, he won't need the Super Street kit. Unless he does HPDE or track events, the coilovers are overkill.
If you want a good street setup, go with a good set of springs and shocks. Coilvers with adjustable dampening and height are a great investment if you plan to track the car. With the coilovers other factors such as corner weighing come into play for optimal performance.
Tein HTech and Eibach Pro Kit are good springs. Match them up with some KYB AGX or Koni Sport Shocks and you'll have a very decent suspension setup.
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i have tein s tech's on my ride .. not bad .. no complaints so far ... i got the teg app. for my EL though .. so to me..itz a lil high .. but other then that .. i don't c nethin wrong with em ..
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Originally Posted by PH1
i have tein s tech's on my ride .. not bad .. no complaints so far ... i got the teg app. for my EL though .. so to me..itz a lil high .. but other then that .. i don't c nethin wrong with em ..