Slammmmmmm!!!!!! Tein Flex's
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Slammmmmmm!!!!!! Tein Flex's
After a long, much awaited wait, I finally got my Tein Flexs and got them installed. I spent most of last night, from 10-3:30, with my mechanic installing the Coils. After everything was said and then, my car is officially slammmmed. Maybe a couple rotations out of my taste, but that as well as a balance and alignement are going to be done or in a couple of weeks, to track tire wear. Otherwise, my softness and hardness are a little too soft for my likings as well. So far after 30 min of driving, the ride feels great much like stock but with the lowness. I am gonna make em harder tonight. Will follow up.
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Its is preety low
little tuckage
maybe a little too low for my taste
i wanted it kissing the top of my tires, not tucking
its scraping a litlle
but the piece its scrapping with is my undercarriage, which got screwed up last yr after running over some roadkill :X
but going back today and getting fine tuned
was getting too late last night
little tuckage
maybe a little too low for my taste
i wanted it kissing the top of my tires, not tucking
its scraping a litlle
but the piece its scrapping with is my undercarriage, which got screwed up last yr after running over some roadkill :X
but going back today and getting fine tuned
was getting too late last night
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If you did not get the car aligned yet the negative camber might actually be helping you from hitting the fender. But that also depends on your offset. I would be careful if you keep it slammed and get it aligned. Make sure there is nothing blocking if you hit down hard or you could bust something.
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Thanks to RMMGS4, I can actually drive now 
As most know, we had to melt (mold) the wheel well plastic, cut holes in strategic locations and bend some metal. A total fix! No rub!
As most know, we had to melt (mold) the wheel well plastic, cut holes in strategic locations and bend some metal. A total fix! No rub!
Last edited by Synergy; Jan 13, 2003 at 03:00 AM.
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There you go Syn..... Great, I'm feeling the drop with no rubbing now... Before I thought you should raise it about 1/4" to 1/2" but you held your ground and now your looking great with no problems...
