axis se7en + tein s tech
03-04-2004, 02:29 AM
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axis se7en + tein s tech
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I just bought some beautiful 19x8 Axis Se7en Mod's and was wondering what kind of springs/shock combo I should get. I've been recommended the Tein S Tech for springs, but does anyone have this setup? I'm wondering if they will rub. I'm looking for a 1 finger gap on my 01cl-s. I don't have the money for Tein SS Coil-Overs so any suggestions would help
I just bought some beautiful 19x8 Axis Se7en Mod's and was wondering what kind of springs/shock combo I should get. I've been recommended the Tein S Tech for springs, but does anyone have this setup? I'm wondering if they will rub. I'm looking for a 1 finger gap on my 01cl-s. I don't have the money for Tein SS Coil-Overs so any suggestions would help
03-04-2004, 07:20 AM
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Honestly I do not know anyone who has the Tein S-tech springs on their CL or TL... so that's a tough call since there's really no real world info/experience with them.
I'd say to stick with the most popular springs which would be the Comptech springs first, then the H&R Sport or OE springs. Comptech is by far the most popular as it offers a nice drop and the closest to stock ride. Plus, Comptech is "accepted" by most dealers since they work closely with Acura.
I'd say to stick with the most popular springs which would be the Comptech springs first, then the H&R Sport or OE springs. Comptech is by far the most popular as it offers a nice drop and the closest to stock ride. Plus, Comptech is "accepted" by most dealers since they work closely with Acura.
03-04-2004, 08:23 AM
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if you want a finger gap, do not go with the comptech, IMHO it barely drops it at all.
I have the H&R SS and i have just over a finger gap in the back and maybe 2 in the front, and i have never rubbed at all with your exact same rims....i'd say if you want it lower without coilovers go with the H&R race springs, they go lower.
I have the H&R SS and i have just over a finger gap in the back and maybe 2 in the front, and i have never rubbed at all with your exact same rims....i'd say if you want it lower without coilovers go with the H&R race springs, they go lower.
03-04-2004, 10:35 AM
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Originally posted by 3.2cl-s
if you want a finger gap, do not go with the comptech, IMHO it barely drops it at all.
I have the H&R SS and i have just over a finger gap in the back and maybe 2 in the front, and i have never rubbed at all with your exact same rims....i'd say if you want it lower without coilovers go with the H&R race springs, they go lower.
if you want a finger gap, do not go with the comptech, IMHO it barely drops it at all.
I have the H&R SS and i have just over a finger gap in the back and maybe 2 in the front, and i have never rubbed at all with your exact same rims....i'd say if you want it lower without coilovers go with the H&R race springs, they go lower.
I have the same setup. I think it looks pretty nice. I want mine a bit lower though. I'll probably end up w/ the coilovers.
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