Safe lowest drop on GS
Just installed the TEIN CS and drop it almost to the lowest drivable point. It measures 26.5" from top of fender wells to the ground on all 4 corners. There's no rub at all for 99% of street driving. I set them at 0/0 for all 4. The only rubbing I have was when I did a high speed turn and hit a bump. I have modified the wheel well liners to fix this problem. It rides as good as stock so I'm happy now
Here is how it looks with no fender gap:
There're only 2 threads left so it's alomost the lowest setting for TEIN CS:
Here is how it looks with no fender gap:
There're only 2 threads left so it's alomost the lowest setting for TEIN CS:
Originally Posted by LasVegasGS
That looks real nice
Do you mind me asking who you bought your Tein CS from?
Did you install them your self?
Do you mind me asking who you bought your Tein CS from?Did you install them your self?
looks real nice Jacob
Nice wheels too.
I wish I had a trustworthy performance shop around here that would instal Teins for $300.
When I do end up doing my susp. it will be Tein CS, I only want an inch or so drop and want to have the adjustability.
any annoying squeaks or rattles or harshness?
I wish I had a trustworthy performance shop around here that would instal Teins for $300.
When I do end up doing my susp. it will be Tein CS, I only want an inch or so drop and want to have the adjustability.
any annoying squeaks or rattles or harshness?
Nice drop. You should consider getting the EDFC now that you have the TEINs if you haven't got it yet. Very highly recommended
Last edited by rgarjr; May 8, 2005 at 06:14 PM.
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Hi Guys, thanks for the compliments. Even with 0/0 setting on Tein CS. I kind of feel it's still too soft for my taste. I really don't want to go any softer, so I don't think I need the luxury EDFC
Car looks great Jacob. I am glad you like the CS. Could you post a close up pic of the gap between the fender and tire? It looks like there is very little gap there and that is what I am looking for. How many threads are left in the rear?









