Tein S tech owners???
06-20-12, 09:20 PM
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Tein S tech owners???
Anyone here with drop on tein s tech w/ stock shocks? How's the ride and drop? Any pics?
06-20-12, 11:02 PM
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tein s-techs + stock shocks was my first suspension set-up.
imo, ride quality did not suffer, but it was sporty when pushed hard.
ride height-wise, i thought it was nice. nothing too low, but low enough to make a difference.
06-20-12, 11:27 PM
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tein s-techs + stock shocks was my first suspension set-up.
imo, ride quality did not suffer, but it was sporty when pushed hard.
ride height-wise, i thought it was nice. nothing too low, but low enough to make a difference.
I'm thinking on doing that set up. Do you still have the same suspension? Did it damage or leak the shocks?
06-21-12, 05:04 PM
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i had it on my first set up . It was cool no problems i just wanted a lower set up
06-21-12, 05:49 PM
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Someone told me S-Tech will make the rear look lower than the front, is it true?
06-21-12, 10:42 PM
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Someone told me S-Tech will make the rear look lower than the front, is it true?
ya they tuck for sure
06-21-12, 11:22 PM
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I'm thinking on doing that set up. Do you still have the same suspension? Did it damage or leak the shocks?
should not damage/blow out the shocks, but will increase the wear on them.
06-21-12, 11:39 PM
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should not damage/blow out the shocks, but will increase the wear on them.
Are you still on the same suspension? For how long?
06-22-12, 11:05 AM
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do you have camber kit? do you need one with s tech?
06-22-12, 11:41 AM
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I'm thinking on doing that set up. Do you still have the same suspension? Did it damage or leak the shocks?
Rode on s-techs + stock shocks for about 5 months before i blew a shock, but it was almost 100% due to going to an auto cross event. Since upgraded to coils.
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Someone told me S-Tech will make the rear look lower than the front, is it true?
Measurement wise, i think the front is lowered more. I didnt notice any unevenness of the drop though.
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do you have camber kit? do you need one with s tech?
No camber kit is required, i wouldnt suggest one for this mild of a drop either. Just get an alignment.
06-22-12, 11:47 AM
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Are you still on the same suspension? For how long?
i had s-techs for ~2 years, which would've made it ~25k miles based on my driving habits. didn't have any suspension issues during that time.
but i have not been on s-techs for a while now.
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do you have camber kit? do you need one with s tech?
you don't need any aftermarket alignment correction parts. iirc, i was still able to stay within factory alignment specs w/ s-techs - albeit barely.
06-22-12, 02:17 PM
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tein s-techs + stock shocks was my first suspension set-up.
imo, ride quality did not suffer, but it was sporty when pushed hard.
ride height-wise, i thought it was nice. nothing too low, but low enough to make a difference.
cannot agree with u more. i have this set up for eight months now and i still like it and no regret.
06-23-12, 12:31 AM
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I think I'll do this type of drop. Wanted bcr's but can't afford it. I'm not the type of person that would keep on adjusting the height anyways. Thanks guys for the input.
06-23-12, 01:31 PM
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I'll sell you my used set for cheap if you want
they'd be coming from Texas though, I'm sure you could prolly find them locally quicker haha damn Cali kids, got it easy!
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