I've got Tein S-Tech's on my EK, good if you don't plan on changing your stock shocks.
1.5'' drop and progressive spring rate design. ride is comfortable and not stiff compared to king springs.
at the time i was thinking of getting kmacs, but was reading around and people had mixed views.
most will say they are good cause they are made to your specifications whilst others complain about the quality of the springs ever since they changed to new management.
I thought your eg was dropped charles?? Didnt you just chop the springs before?
yeahs but its too low and not stiff enough . plug i just relised its chopped custom. omfg. dont want more defect then it is.
Originally Posted by charliebrown
^EG specific due to weight differences
cheers man althought thought dc2 and ek isnt alot more then a eg?
Originally Posted by TheSaint
92-95 EG Hatch - get this and you will be fine
dont forget to get some bump-stops and some shock bush's - otherwise the shocks will suffer a bit
also let us know how it all goes =D
cheer msn def get bump stops and shock bush, also how many bumpstops should be per shock ?
and waht colours the springs you have i see to much, green and red, green and brown and green and black. dont know which is legit or not.'
EDIT : also to the the tein s-stech owners. rate oem springs 1-10 on comfortablity and 1-10 on tein s-tech 1-10 .. cheers ! on stock shocks
you need 1 bumpstop per shock - the springs will come with instructions on cutting them to mach the teins - i did this with a marker and hobby knife
tein s-techs arnt a massive change from stock for comfort - its only when you add in an aftermarket shock that the comfortability starts to get a bit thinned out
also - real ones should be green with brown plastic bits - the gold ones are H-Techs which are softer and higher up
Originally Posted by mikul
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