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  1. #25
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lbarbz View Post
    I remember when i was looking to buy suspension i was original just going to get springs but luckily i didn't cause i would of been disappointed in the end.

    How much of a drop do you want ill set my coils to roughly that height and ill post some pics that way you make the right decision.
    That'd be frikkin awesome if you could man!
    Im looking at a couple of springs atm
    Tein S.Tech which is apparently 2'' drop
    and the spoon ones that Alvis kindly told me about
    Also skunk2 ones if they make them (not certain)

    So if you could set it to a 2'' drop all round, that'd be amazing!
    thankyou so much everyone

  2. #26
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    Ok on the tein website they say its a 1.9" at the front and a 1.7" at the back for the S Techs so i did that.

    Now they this are most probably not 100% correct how i set my coils but they should be ruffly the same.




    (I think i made this a couple of mm to high)


    (That is a 100mm board at the lowest part of the car so its legal just in case you are wanting to keep it legal)

    Now this is about a 3.2" at the front and a 2.6 at the rear.

    (Basically i have to go on a angle to get over some speed bumps or the front just gets owned)

    I have a camber kit so the wheels had a bit of positive camber when i raised it so it may look a bit weird.

    In real life i say it looks lower than it dose in photos that just my opinion
    This is with 205/45/16 tires also
    Hope you can now make your decision
    Last edited by Lbarbz; 25-03-2011 at 03:45 PM.
    Keep it clean

  3. #27
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    Very nice to see others going to a fair bit of effort to help others out - nice work Lbarbs +1

    Should have all the info to make a decision now!
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    JDM/Mugen inspired EK sedan build thread: http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthr...ss-pics/page34

  4. #28
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    I think the skunk 2 springs are around 2.5" btw so just half the wheel to fender gap from those pics and thats where they will sit
    Keep it clean

  5. #29
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chriskoss View Post
    That'd be frikkin awesome if you could man!
    Im looking at a couple of springs atm
    Tein S.Tech which is apparently 2'' drop
    and the spoon ones that Alvis kindly told me about
    Also skunk2 ones if they make them (not certain)

    So if you could set it to a 2'' drop all round, that'd be amazing!
    thankyou so much everyone
    i don't think the tein s tech springs give that big of a drop, when i bought mine they were rated to give about 1.3 to 1.5 inches of drop front and back for memory. Unless they updated them or something

  6. #30
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    http://www.tein.com/tech_info/h98.html

    You talking about the Tein High Tech by chance?
    Last edited by Lbarbz; 25-03-2011 at 05:41 PM.
    Keep it clean

  7. #31
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    nah S.Tech. But if the hi tech gives a 2'' drop roughly all round that might be a better option
    and lbarbz once again thankyou so much for those pics. It looks perfect for my personal preference at that height! Now all I need is some of those rims you've got and im set

  8. #32
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    no High techs give a 1.5" and 1.3"
    S Techs give the 1.9"

    soz i confused you
    Keep it clean

  9. #33
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    This looks about 1.5" to me...
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  10. #34
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    get eibach pro kit springs! gives the car a 2 finger gap on all corners plus it feels like stock on rough roads and it will improve the car's handling..

    the tein stech is no good because the front sits a lot lower than the rear. the car will look funny.

    I know these from experience since I've tried both! do yourself a favor get a brand new one from the US. would cost u under 500 delivered.

  11. #35
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    Quote Originally Posted by outatime View Post
    get eibach pro kit springs! gives the car a 2 finger gap on all corners plus it feels like stock on rough roads and it will improve the car's handling..

    the tein stech is no good because the front sits a lot lower than the rear. the car will look funny.

    I know these from experience since I've tried both! do yourself a favor get a brand new one from the US. would cost u under 500 delivered.
    Yeah i agree with outatime, the Eibach are one of the best springs out there and since you don't want scraping they the pro kit will be perfect which are around the same as the Tein High techs. But the Eibach's are a better product!
    Last edited by Lbarbz; 26-03-2011 at 08:52 AM.
    Keep it clean

  12. #36
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    Ill take your word for it outatime and lbarbz! Thankyou so much. You've saved me alot of headache's and wasted money then! cheers

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