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speedie 02-22-06 10:30 AM

Need some direction from some Tein CS owners
 
Hey guys..I recently purchased a set of barely used Tein CS coilovers from a CL member and will be installing them in a day or two....When I received the coilovers it appeared as though they were still set in a lowered position (The CL member was running 19s).

My question to you guys with 20s and Tein CS is can you give me a thread count front and rear (let me know which thread you use as a starting point)...at least as a starting point (lower than stock) that can put me at about 1.5 to 2 fingers front and rear....I am trying to avoid putting on and taking off the wheels 50 times :sad:

My current setup is
front - 20x8.5 +35mm 245\35\20
rear - 20x9.5 +40mm 275\30\20

Thanks in advance for your help.. :thumbup:

speedie 02-23-06 03:12 AM

anybody out there?? :sad:

rominl 02-23-06 09:29 AM

i can try to take a look but it won't be until this wekeend though

PhantomZX 02-23-06 09:54 AM

You shouldn't need to take the wheel off 50 times..just look how much you want it raised or lowered by, then move the perches up or down by that distance.

speedie 02-23-06 09:57 AM


Originally Posted by PhantomZX
You shouldn't need to take the wheel off 50 times..just look how much you want it raised or lowered by, then move the perches up or down by that distance.

Thanks but since the coilovers are used and were sent to me still at the lowered height...I really need a starting point..

Adam2562 02-23-06 12:20 PM

if u dont get a answer soon i'd say just put them on and then go from there :thumbup:

rominl 02-23-06 12:31 PM


Originally Posted by PhantomZX
You shouldn't need to take the wheel off 50 times..just look how much you want it raised or lowered by, then move the perches up or down by that distance.

actually doing that you will lower / raise the car more than what you want. most likely due to the fact that the coilover is not straight up, it's at an angle.

of all the analysis i have done, do 75%. meaning if you want to lower the car by 1", then lower the coils by 0.75"

chuckb 02-23-06 07:38 PM

you can download the manual on Tein website. they have a recommended starting point. I went a few threads lower than that and my car lowered about an inch. Since you are getting 20s, there's at least another inch less of wheel gap.

speedie 02-23-06 10:30 PM

Thanks for the replies I'm going to install them in the A.M. and go from there :thumbup:


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