View Poll Results: Which is the best lowering spring for our car?
Tein S-tech
6
37.50%
H&R Sport
11
68.75%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 16. You may not vote on this poll
Tein S-Tech vs H&R Sport
05-09-2007, 12:51 AM
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Tein S-Tech vs H&R Sport
Wassup Guys & Gals. well im looking to finally lower my TL this month (b-day present to myself) after i get some body work done (stupid fender bender). but ive been doing alot of research and i cant decided between tein s-tech and h&r sport springs. seems like the population here is split between the springs i wanted some feedback on ur experience with springs (comfort, handling, etc) and which is best for your buck. alil extra info: i have a 03 TL-P with 03 type s wheels i may change to 18s in time. prolly add OEM kit. also i plan to keep my stock shocks for awhile cuz the car has under 29k miles. thanks for ur input.
05-16-2007, 11:26 AM
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Hey bro, congrats on the bday, im sure you will love either drop. I got some s techs from my friend but decided to sell them because i knew i would for sure have to get a camber kit with them since the drop is soo low. I just recently installed my sports and i absolutely love them! The drop is great, even though i wouldnt mind going a LITTLE lower, but the ride is still somewhat smooth except for real bumpy places. The cornering is real sick, i can take turns going like 30 and 40 and not feel a thing. So overall i might choose the sports cuz u may luck out and not need a camber kit until a year passes or so. Plus the sports seem to be much more in circulation than the s techs and that is always a plus for buying in the black market, re-selling and if you have any problems. Hope that helped a little.
pair em up with Bilsteins shocks and you got a good combo. 
05-17-2007, 01:26 AM
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thanks for the input i think ive decided on the H&Rs. i like the drop its aggressive but not too low. i was worried with s-tech id must likey need a camber kit which id rather hold off on if possible. plus the H&Rs give me some flexiblity for future mods like larger rims and kit. cant wait to make this purchase been sitting high for a year now.
05-17-2007, 11:25 PM
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Originally Posted by websters03
thanks for the input i think ive decided on the H&Rs. i like the drop its aggressive but not too low. i was worried with s-tech id must likey need a camber kit which id rather hold off on if possible. plus the H&Rs give me some flexiblity for future mods like larger rims and kit. cant wait to make this purchase been sitting high for a year now.
btw sorry for the thread hijack
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