NonStopTuning

iTrader: (1)

NonStopTuning now offers TEIN springs for the entire line of Scion cars, including the hot new tCII: http://www.nonstoptuning.com/TEIN/pTEINscion.html

Any of you ScionLifers have yours dropped on TEIN? If so, please share your feedback and reviews with us here.

Many thanks!


MIKE @ NST

Rydrdg

how about nst lightweight crank pulley for the TC2...

NonStopTuning

iTrader: (1)

Our pulleys for the tC are listed on our website, including our CR-Lite Crank Pulley for the tCII. This has been a VERY popular item for us recently and we have had trouble keeping it in stock. More pieces are in production.

Please keep this thread on topic and be sure to share your feedback with us if you own TEIN springs for the tC.

We have a dedicated thread for our pulleys and you can also contact us by phone and/or email.

Thanks again, best of luck with all your projects!


MIKE @ NST

russiankid

I have no complaints with my Tein S-tech's. They were easy to install, car sits perfect on them as well. The ride quality only suffered very little on normal day to day driving. They did, however, tighten up the car in corners, which is a plus considering how well it rides on a normal road.

NonStopTuning

iTrader: (1)

Glad to hear it bud. Best of luck with all your projects!


MIKE @ NST

oblivionlord

is the tc2 in that pic using stech or htech?

NonStopTuning

iTrader: (1)

Good question. I believe it's on the S.


MIKE @ NST

BlackDaHlia

Really liked to get a set of springs but I am hesitating due to the camber issues in the rear. Any solutions for that yet?

oblivionlord

Actually after doing some research I've come to find out that the Crawford Performance car is on Tein Super Racing Coilovers not springs....

http://www.topspeed.com/cars/scion/2...e-ar99151.html

and

http://dsportmag.com/specials/spl4/tracking-the-tc

They even mention in this thread that it's on coils...
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=194387

ashtc2

I wanted to say that too but didn't want to mess with NST's business.

russiankid

The camber is not that big of a deal. I have 2k+ miles after lowering and I haven't noticed any significant wear on the rear tires yet.

2tCornot2tC

That’s what you think because you never got a chance to drive a tC2 that has had the rear camber set right…it is jaw dropping how much better the car handles with the rear camber set right.

BlackDaHlia

Does this mean that you have had yours corrected? I really want a solution before I get into a set of springs.

2tCornot2tC

Yup! I am the only one… https://www.scionlife.com/forums/showthread.php?t=212975&page=4

BlackDaHlia

^^ Oh ya I read that thread before nice work btw. Wish we could all get those for now this was all I could find.

http://www.fastscions.com/spc-perfor...3-75600-1.aspx

oblivionlord

yea $2k to adjust rear camber.... ehhhh

I wish them all the luck, but hopefully big names will join in so there are more reasonable prices.

russiankid

I was referring more to tire wear. I already know I need to camber corrected in the rear, I can feel it. After auto-x I learned that stock tires are garbage, and the rear end is way to loose. Driving in normal condition, any imperfection in the road, you can feel the rear playing around.

russiankid

Kind of lost as to how those shims are going to correct the camber.

KiLLaRaYY

i installed my teins stechs and i love the way they sit on my car the only thing i can say in now when i turn the wheels they make a weird squeaking noise i have to get in there again and see whats the problem but its sooo annoying other than that love them!!

2tCornot2tC

Explained here...
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/showpost.php?p=4060889&postcount=9