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Having driven same car with kings then fitted with s-tech I can say the teins felt nicer to me and others who drove it
Somehow they arent as harsh riding yet feel tighter and more controlled
Kings have this weird characteristic of being soft but harsh riding,they tend to crash over bumps yet feel soft on corners.Very odd
Different ride heights or the same?
Very close yes,the s-tech rear were slightly lower from memory
I was very impressed at how nice the s-tech felt
Hmmm, no shock change either? Interesting that they felt so different while being so similar...
Sorry for thread hijack
Was on Koni yellow for both
S tech all the way... Not only are they more firmer, and ride more better, but over all, the quality is just better...
Though different car, The car we fitted S tech to, a CL9, the car felt much better, handles and ride quality... Though the drop is only minimal, at very most, 1.2 - 1.4 inch drop, its still looks sporty with that lower ride height....
The spring rates are not overly stiff, only slightly firmer, so its not back breaking or too soft
Though you dont need to change shocks, its always a recommendation to do so if ur running a lower ride from performance pov...
I just bought S-techs for my EJ8, should be here in couple weeks, hope they bring my ride down to a good height. Needa save up for shocks now. Would tokico hp's be fine with the s-techs? Its the cheapest one if i can remember.
Yeah they would be ok
We got TEIN S Tech springs in stock if you guys need them
Alright awesomeQuote:
Originally Posted by EKVTIR-T
I never knew you had s-techs at JDMYard, i had to buy mine off ebay. Got them from an authorised seller for $260 all up which is pretty decent i assume considering his sold i think 16 already.Quote:
Originally Posted by EG5
When they arrive check them against this site http://www.tein.com/counterfeit/
Hope yours are legit
It gotta do with it's height too I think....as the units of spring rate are usually kg/mm or lbs/inchQuote:
Originally Posted by senna