Tein S-Techs Springs
02-22-2010, 10:42 AM
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Tein S-Techs Springs
Sup guys, I just bought some used Tein S-Techs Springs and I would like to see pics if anybody has them on with either 18" or 19" rims. Since I'm really considering getting 19"s, but I just dont want to deal with all the hassle of rolling my fenders, rubbing etc... I want to see how it would look on my car before I go thru the process of installing them. Please post pictures.
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02-23-2010, 12:19 AM
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Here's mine with tein s-tech and 19s. I got the rims used with the tires (235/35) but if I had a choice, I would go one size bigger on the tire. I have no rubbing issue with the current set up and the ride isn't bad. Wish the tire was little thicker.
There are more pic if you search them.
There are more pic if you search them.
02-23-2010, 12:28 AM
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Throw those bad boys on already man they wont rub, you saw how mine looked
02-23-2010, 04:04 PM
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I'm very impressed with the ride quality. I've had them on for two weeks and I have no complaints
02-23-2010, 04:14 PM
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^^^ Stop whoring that ghetto-ass drop of yours!
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I agree. You can't go wrong with the S-Tech springs. Not too low where you need to drive over everything sideways, but low enough to rid yourself of that gawd-awful wheel gap that plagues most cars. Ride comfort isn't compromised either.
<teehee>
I agree. You can't go wrong with the S-Tech springs. Not too low where you need to drive over everything sideways, but low enough to rid yourself of that gawd-awful wheel gap that plagues most cars. Ride comfort isn't compromised either.
02-23-2010, 04:17 PM
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^^^ Stop whoring that ghetto-ass drop of yours!
<teehee>
I agree. You can't go wrong with the S-Tech springs. Not too low where you need to drive over everything sideways, but low enough to rid yourself of that gawd-awful wheel gap that plagues most cars. Ride comfort isn't compromised either.
<teehee>
I agree. You can't go wrong with the S-Tech springs. Not too low where you need to drive over everything sideways, but low enough to rid yourself of that gawd-awful wheel gap that plagues most cars. Ride comfort isn't compromised either.
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02-23-2010, 08:21 PM
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Sup dude,
yeah I think I will as soon as I get my 19's hopefully sooner rather than later. I know your ride looked sweet you should of posted a pic on here. Hey if you can try to make it to the meet on Sunday at memorial park hopefully the weather will be ok unlike today 
02-24-2010, 01:30 PM
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^245/40/18. Not even close to rubbing.
02-24-2010, 08:38 PM
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anyone notice the side moldings on doors of Takoyaki 3G.
?...for CLtotheTL32, what size tire are you running?
?...for CLtotheTL32, what size tire are you running?
03-15-2010, 08:52 AM
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side molding? I didn't know TL's came with side molding? IMO it's not my taste.
Anyways, I'm getting some S. tech's and the ride quality should be nice (at least, as nice as it can be in boston) from what my friends tell me. I'm rolling on 245\40\19's so I don't think they would rub.
Anyways, I'm getting some S. tech's and the ride quality should be nice (at least, as nice as it can be in boston) from what my friends tell me. I'm rolling on 245\40\19's so I don't think they would rub.
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