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So.. in YOUR opinion...
Which tC lowering springs ride the best?
Are the cheapest?
Have the lowest drop?
Are the best quality?
Any input is much appreciated
Which tC lowering springs ride the best?
Are the cheapest?
Have the lowest drop?
Are the best quality?
Any input is much appreciated
I have s-techs so I can't complain about the others.. But everyone has their own kind of satisfaction..
As for me, the s-techs are treating me really nicely.. but can be a pain at times when it comes to big dips and those huge a$$ bumps. I got my springs for a whopping 50 bucks with free installation since my best friend works at a local shop. But you can get good prices on eBay for 150 including shipping. I believe the s-techs have the lowest drop at 2.4 in the front and 2.05 in the rear.. according to Tein's website. And Tein has a good reputation for suspension.. but think again since the lower the drop, the faster the wear of your struts. So you have a couple of options.. either to have tein s-techs on the OEM struts and save up for struts when they go out.. or just settle with the typical TRD drop and not worry about the struts for a while.. No matter what, you're going to have to replace the struts once the springs are replaced. Hope this helps.. if anymore questions, just PM me or AIM me @ marksthasp0t. good luck!
As for me, the s-techs are treating me really nicely.. but can be a pain at times when it comes to big dips and those huge a$$ bumps. I got my springs for a whopping 50 bucks with free installation since my best friend works at a local shop. But you can get good prices on eBay for 150 including shipping. I believe the s-techs have the lowest drop at 2.4 in the front and 2.05 in the rear.. according to Tein's website. And Tein has a good reputation for suspension.. but think again since the lower the drop, the faster the wear of your struts. So you have a couple of options.. either to have tein s-techs on the OEM struts and save up for struts when they go out.. or just settle with the typical TRD drop and not worry about the struts for a while.. No matter what, you're going to have to replace the struts once the springs are replaced. Hope this helps.. if anymore questions, just PM me or AIM me @ marksthasp0t. good luck!
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