Sorry but I have to ask...

When dealing with spring drop..

um the more inches the more slammed it is? or more inches more high up it is raise?


and since Im asking What should I go for Tein S TEch or H&R

yeah the inches they give tell you how much lower the car will be.

yeah the inches they give tell you how much lower the car will be.


thanks

I got tein s springs installed a month ago...it gave me about 1.8'' drop..if you want less dramatic drop..go w/ something else..like TRDs

I got tein s springs installed a month ago...it gave me about 1.8'' drop..if you want less dramatic drop..go w/ something else..like TRDs

Actually the S-tech is a 2.4" drop in the front and 2.0" in the back. The H-tech is 1.9" in the front and 1.5" in the back. I have the S-tech on mine and it's a perfect drop. All personal preference though.

2" drops are a "slammed" in my opinion.

Honestly, when people recommend camber kits you know it's slammed.

2" drops are a "slammed" in my opinion.

Honestly, when people recommend camber kits you know it's slammed.]


ek another nub question..

whats a camber kit? I looked it up and it shows me about something with angle change or something...

is a camber kit really needed with a tein s spring drop?

A rear camber link will replace your stock upper arm. It allows you to adjust camber on your tires. If your tires look like this / \ instead of | |, you have negative camber and under normal driving conditions, your tires will wear faster.

I'm not sure if its needed with your s-techs but a few alignment shops won't give u an alignment if you're too low and don't have a camber kit.