Gibbo,call/email either Eibach or H&R distributor, they should be able to tell you.
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Gibbo,call/email either Eibach or H&R distributor, they should be able to tell you.
quick question...is the tein ss softer than the flex??
whats the spring rate?
It Tein SS is softer then flexQuote:
Originally Posted by snYpz
SS- 8kg/mm front, 4kg/mm rear
Flex- 10kg/mm front, 6kg/mm rear
BC N+- 12kg/mm front, 6kg/mm rear
Yes, SS is softer.Quote:
Originally Posted by snYpz
SS has 8kg/mm front and 4kg/mm rear.
Flex has 10kg/mm front and 6kg/mm rear.
Hey Aaron did you drop your car at all when you installed the Flex?
cheers to all the answers - ill be emailing and checking springs come the weekend - Thanks once againto all for your input !! :)
Useful info from the Tein website about our Euro. Soring rates and part numbers are all there. http://www.tein.com/ti/a42.html
I lowered my car by 2.5cm, for handling benefits.Quote:
Originally Posted by sodaz
The Tein Japan website is more updated. In the USA site, it lists the SS with 10kg/6kg spring rate, the same as for Flex (which is not true).Quote:
Originally Posted by E-Gene
I prefer this site: http://www.tein.co.jp/price_list/item.html
Cool mate. That's what i'm planning to do too. 2.5cm drop for both front and back should improve handling without causing clearance problems.Quote:
Originally Posted by aaronng
ive dropped my euro 5cm at the front and 4.5cm at the back.. i still dont have any clearance problems.. basickly the body of the car sits right on top of the wheels.. looks very nice.
Mine's not an exact 2.5cm at each corner though. I had the car corner balanced, so the height of each corner was reduced by 2.5cm first and then the heights further adjusted up or down by a few mm to balance the weight.Quote:
Originally Posted by sodaz