tein springs
08-03-2002, 12:35 AM
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tein springs
everyone has been talkin about tein coilovers and how great they are.. but tein also makes regualr springs.. pretty inexpesive too.. like $150 or so. just wanted to ask if anyone has tried them out and if they are any good. i just figured they might be since tein is pretty reputable company is known for good suspension products. thanks
08-03-2002, 05:46 AM
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Just for reference, and I'm not 100% sure (I know about posting unsure info), but I looked into buying tein springs as opposed to coil-overs, and mostly all I found were the helper springs for the coil-overs, as opposed to a full race or street spring... if you know of a site that has actual tein springs that AREN'T helpers, hook a brotha up.
08-03-2002, 07:29 AM
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Originally posted by LilWhiteCoupe
Just for reference, and I'm not 100% sure (I know about posting unsure info), but I looked into buying tein springs as opposed to coil-overs, and mostly all I found were the helper springs for the coil-overs, as opposed to a full race or street spring... if you know of a site that has actual tein springs that AREN'T helpers, hook a brotha up.
Just for reference, and I'm not 100% sure (I know about posting unsure info), but I looked into buying tein springs as opposed to coil-overs, and mostly all I found were the helper springs for the coil-overs, as opposed to a full race or street spring... if you know of a site that has actual tein springs that AREN'T helpers, hook a brotha up.
www.group5motorsport.com
On the left hand side menu bar, there should be a link for Tein products.
01-31-2004, 12:07 PM
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www.optauto.com has the Tein S Techs and the High Techs. Plus the Tein damper kits as well. :cheers:
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Springs are springs. I've heard that H&R are VERY good, but if you go with Tein, I would get the coilovers. $200 for springs and $400-$500 for decent struts would be enough to get a full set.
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