josh250

can you use tein spring on the AWD

Evil Teo

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this has been discussed in many threads and the answer would be yes to both types.

love67

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yes, and im using the S type, it is good and im very happy with it.

josh250

my neighbor told me they will sag after awhile

Evil Teo

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well if u trust ur neighbor then don't drop it. i dont get wat u mean by sag. care to explain. if ur thinkin the car will just keep on goin lower ur wrong. if that is the case then the stock springs will be in the same situation u will sag as well. but do explain the term sag in further detail so i know wat ur talkin about. it looks like ur more conservative u might want the h tech tein. minimal drop and better ride quality then stock.

love67

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oh, the shop told me that, they said it will drop little more after a year and years. but it is just so so little, like 0.1"

josh250

thank you for saying that
if that all it drops then i'll get them

Evil Teo

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if thats the case then i dont think it drops 0.1 cuz that is kinda noticeable. i think its more like 0.001" or 0.01" and the sag is not the spring its the shocks i believe love67 cuz they wear out over time and they must be replace when they are blown. that is normal even for the stock setup.

GrandSedanFan

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Keep an eye on your mileage. I'm curious as to how short your shock life gets with the Eibachs.

Evil Teo

iTrader: (13)

so far so good. if i experience any problems i'll be sure to post. i know and i have heard people complaining but i dont think it was the spring that cause the problem. i have no clunk thanks to the sleeves and the fsport is identical to the eibachs. only if they make coilovers! i just order my rims and tires. can't wait to put them on.