My superwhite tC with TEIN basics and Konig Unknown *PICZ*
#4
nice setup.
i wondering why so many dealerships are charging so much for spring install. i check with my dealership and they wanted 250 for install. which when i get the money i'll just get my dealer to install my springs
i wondering why so many dealerships are charging so much for spring install. i check with my dealership and they wanted 250 for install. which when i get the money i'll just get my dealer to install my springs
#7
true, but not. and the only reason i say that, is that i see our demo everyday with it on....and when i see one without it, i can really tell the difference. the bad thing, is that the tC looks good already but, if it makes you feel better, the piece comes painted....where other ones dont. just to justify the cost for yah i usually tell customers it's installed for that price too, but yours won't be. but, yeah, at least it's painted.
#16
Originally Posted by Warren06
looks sweet. did you change the shocks/struts or just the
springs? thinking about changing to trd springs but keeping
oem shocks.
springs? thinking about changing to trd springs but keeping
oem shocks.
#19
is that the Tein reccommended ride height or did you lower the perch mounts first? basics are one-way lowering(you can only change the perch mount not the preload) which means they won't have the right preload if you vary the ride height too much...
the car looks really low so i'm wondering if basics are meant to be that low(come out of the box set up like that) or if you dropped it a little from tein's reccommended height?
the car looks really low so i'm wondering if basics are meant to be that low(come out of the box set up like that) or if you dropped it a little from tein's reccommended height?