the best way to do it is turn them to full soft (counter clockwise) and then turn them the same amount on each shock j(1/2 turn, 1 turn) you get the idea.

 

I'm running Tein S-Techs. I like them, although I wouldn't mind going lower and perhaps a bit stiffer for better handling. However, for daily driving, they're fine.

 

Not trying to turn you off of the s-techs, just don't want you to pay $200 for rebadged $50 springs!

 

I know man but alot of people out there turn away when they hear something like that, but GOOD LOOKING OUT! Thanks alot I would have never told the diff until one of them colapsted on me or something lol.

 

I've never heard of this; what do you mean?

 

There are people selling counterfeit Tein springs. He posted a link above to the Tein website showing how to spot the fakes.

Here's the link:

http://www.tein.com/counterfeit/warning.html

 

Duh; guess I should've read the whole thread! I checked mine a few months ago and I'm in the clear.

 

i'm riding on tanabe nf's....not super low, but just the way i like it.

 

stechs from tein.... on 19s, sweet!

 

tanabe DF210's with monroe shocks.

low, softer, and smoother than stock. handling equal to stock.

 

I'd say that's their biggest complaint!
Yeah, I'm really happy with them. I'm hoping to get some 16" wheels w/ 205/50 tires in the spring. It'll fill the fenders a little more and help the dry weather handling immensely!