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iTrader: (1)

Hi,

Right now, I am debating between the Tein S-techs and Eibach Pro Kits. I've read that those who have the Tein S-techs have experience some sagging. Any truth behind that?

I know that the Tein drop is slightly more than the Eibachs. Will the ride be singificantly stiffer and more uncomfortable? I am still looking to maintain a somewhat pleasant ride experience.

Thanks for your input.

MrHarris

iTrader: (1)

I had H&R springs and I experienced sagging on one spring in 10k miles.


I got Eibach now and it's great. Feels like OEM+, even though the drop isn't the greatest, for functionality it's the best IMO. If you want a bigger drop go coilovers.

trixxx519

iTrader: (14)

anybody know the drop difference between the two? i know the eibach spring drop bout an 1 rear and 1.4 front? planning to get but cant decide which one to get
also how much would it cost to get these install at a shop with and without alignment

Maxx250awd

I'm on the S-Techs and I really like them. The ride is superb and i really can not tell the difference until I take a turn and I stay planted and level. AS far as the sagging..well mayb if it happens I will just look even lower!

projectdna

iTrader: (56)

i have not read of any cases of s-techs sagging, and as a former owner of s-techs myself i have not experienced any sagging. some have complained of uneven left/right ride height, but that's an inherent quality of the 2is, not of s-techs.

imo, the ride quality noticeably firmed up w/ s-techs (i came from oem sports package springs). however, it wasn't washboard-stiff or choppy.

BernieIS

iTrader: (1)

Check out Road Magnet these are high quality springs and their quality is backed up by this warranty. Follow this link

http://www.roadmagnet.com/Warranty-Information

IS-SV

I've had Eibach 350's since May 2009, no problems, no quality issues.