Tein S Tech Springs
im planning to get koni shocks and stech springs....i hope the ride would be pretty comfy!

drex (drexappeal) actually tested these springs before they went into production. I originally was going to go for these, but I wasn't sure how much they'd lower my 05 by so I didn't go for it anymore.
good luck and let us know what happens!
The S-Techs should be pretty good. What model do you have? I suggest updating that in your signature or in your profile, so that people will know what to tell you.
Basically, going from the 230 sport springs to S-Techs won't be that much of an upgrade, but it'll drop your car probably around 1 inch. That's only if you have a 230 SS. If you've got a 240 or 320 luxury, it'll be significant. If you've got a 320 SS, I'm not sure.
Either way, combined with the KONI shocks, you'll be alright and will probably be happy.
i ordered the tein s tech springs for a really good price. 220 Canadian from a local authorized dealer. according to the website it should low about 1inch. I bought my koni shocks for 350 used for 8 months from a friend. i havne't put it on my car yet because my mom came over from Hong Kong and she'll drive my car. Don't want her to scratch anything. When i still had my 02' RSX, she screwed up the front lip soo bad.
i was on my balcony watching her park. she went right into the parking block thing i was like oooooh sh*t. hahah well she paid for my new lip + paint. installing it next week cuz shes leaving...then putting my new rims on!
are my shocks cheap? 350 for used...? installing the shop said it'll cost 120 bucks....i duno if thats cheap or not. anyways il put it on sooon and let u guys know how it goes...because the shop guy told me tein springs are gaining a good reputation...they are very reliable on japanese cars that they started making them for euro cars.
i ordered the tein s tech springs for a really good price. 220 Canadian from a local authorized dealer. according to the website it should low about 1inch. I bought my koni shocks for 350 used for 8 months from a friend. i havne't put it on my car yet because my mom came over from Hong Kong and she'll drive my car. Don't want her to scratch anything. When i still had my 02' RSX, she screwed up the front lip soo bad.
i was on my balcony watching her park. she went right into the parking block thing i was like oooooh sh*t. hahah well she paid for my new lip + paint. installing it next week cuz shes leaving...then putting my new rims on!
are my shocks cheap? 350 for used...? installing the shop said it'll cost 120 bucks....i duno if thats cheap or not. anyways il put it on sooon and let u guys know how it goes...because the shop guy told me tein springs are gaining a good reputation...they are very reliable on japanese cars that they started making them for euro cars.

I don't know what the conversion is to US dollars, but if you could post the US $$ amount, I could tell you realistically if you got a good deal or not.
drex
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1 dollar USD = 1.13 CDN
you guys can do the math

but il do one for u guys
220CDN plus tax is 250 CDN
so 250 CDN for the springs = 221 USD
Okay, so if you're looking at $221 for the springs and probably around $300 for the shocks (used)? I'd say that you are over paying, unless the $221 would include install. $300 for Koni shocks used for 8 months? It probably would've been more worth it to buy new ones for not that much more.
Sorry, but that's not the greatest deal. It's okay, but you could've easily gotten better.
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so that is 810 USD just for the shocks.
i bought it already! ><
oh well i'll install it and see how it goes
so that is 810 USD just for the shocks.
i bought it already! ><
oh well i'll install it and see how it goes
You can get the TEIN Basic Coilovers for the amount you paid for the combination of those shocks and TEIN S-Tech's (when you get them).
Sell the shocks and look for a company to sell you the TEIN BASIC coilovers. It'll cost the same amount and you'll have adjustable ride height.
thte total i paid now is 520
koni adjustables + tein s tech is a good combination
i recommend it to people who dont need coilovers.
i just need to lower it...and height is perfect...i will post pix next week wen i get the car washed.
the ride on tein basics is too harsh....too bumpy...i wouldnt need that...not like im gona take my c240 to track or sth
and the basics suck...IMO...and some of my friends who have jap cars think so at least....the flex with edfc is good tho....
koni adjustables + tein s tech is a good combination
i recommend it to people who dont need coilovers.
i just need to lower it...and height is perfect...i will post pix next week wen i get the car washed.
the ride on tein basics is too harsh....too bumpy...i wouldnt need that...not like im gona take my c240 to track or sth
and the basics suck...IMO...and some of my friends who have jap cars think so at least....the flex with edfc is good tho....
topekoms, glad it worked out for you! The amount that it lowers a 240 is much more of a difference than a 230K SS or coupe would be. Glad you are happy with it.
Type Flex w/ EDFC are awesome! Cousin has them in his EVO VIII MR. Very nice ride.

No matter what, looks much better than the OEM ride height with the fist size wheel well gap!


