Tein S Tech, can anyone provide pictures of their ride?
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Tein S Tech, can anyone provide pictures of their ride?
What's up guys! I've been using Tein H Techs for the longest of time, and so far they have been good but it's about time I got some new springs. I'm looking at the Tien S Techs and noticed they drop more than the H Techs. I like a little drop, but not too fond of being dumped since I do take my car offroading time to time.
So basically, can anyone post pictures of their Subie with Tein S Techs on? I could just google the images but I would personally like to see fellow members pictures and how they like the springs.
Thank you!
So basically, can anyone post pictures of their Subie with Tein S Techs on? I could just google the images but I would personally like to see fellow members pictures and how they like the springs.
Thank you!
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A better option would be konis or tokico dspecs with RCE yellow or swift springs. They lower the car a good amount and handle really well.
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check the link i have posted i havent seen many positive reviews. If you want to go that low I would at least go with the 1 grand coils(stance, megan, feal, BC, ST) because your struts will more than likely blow.
A better option would be konis or tokico dspecs with RCE yellow or swift springs. They lower the car a good amount and handle really well.
A better option would be konis or tokico dspecs with RCE yellow or swift springs. They lower the car a good amount and handle really well.
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Much like the positive reviews on BC BRs, Megans, and Ksports, these are reviews given by people who don't know anything other than that "it looks mad tyte yo". Push this kind of input to the back of your mind, as the people who actually know about the part will be able to tell you scientifically why it's a bad idea.
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RCE yellows are way more aggressive and I believe are specifically designed for bilstein struts use only ( at least for my car..).. I would be vary worried running such an aggressive spring with stock struts as I can easily see them die quite soon as per what wrx-mike is saying... 10k miles really is nothing for struts.. So go for something less aggressive but to my knowledge RCE makes quality products so just research and do even more research after that before you buy.