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After all that has gone on this year i am needing cheered up and so have decided to hit the credit card and let it do some cheering up for me.

Am wanting to lower the car and am not sure what springs to get.  I have read a lot of threads on here recommending Tein springs.

What are everyones views.  What springs should i go for.  I don't want it to go to low as there are a lot of speedbumps at my work.

Am also going to get the droplinks done as well.

Pictures of before and after and comments on handling  would be helpful.

 

cheers

Posted

Hi

Not sure if your wanting to change the whole set up or just the springs but I can highly recommend the Tein basic damper kit. The standard sti shocks on mine were complete mince and in the end it was cheaper to replace with the tein complete kit than it was for sti shocks alone....really transformed the handling of the car....yes it is a stiffer, but not uncomfortably so.....the turn in is so precise you will find yourself doing roundabouts just for a laugh......car had eibach springs before so no point in showing you before and after shots as the car sits roughly the same.....

as for the tein springs on there own...a lot of guys on here have them and think they are great...but Im sure they will be along when they get out of bed to answer...

cheers

Paul

 

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Two of the most common options are either "Prodrive" or
"Teins"

Prodrive = Firmly sat in the middle between comfort and handling,
will also lower the car by around 25mm

Teins = More for the enthusiast
driver, giving and much better handling car, will also lower the car by around 35mm.
Downside is it will give you a firmer ride  than what "Prodrive" springs would
...

Personally i went for the "Teins"

Both will cost around the
same money fitted £370 ....Fully recommend "Hypertech"

 

Whilst your there, if handling is a top priority for you, i
would defiantly have the "droplinks" fitted - £75 a pair with free
fitting.

BEFORE :

30026.jpg

TEINS :

05.jpg

Hope this helps

Craig

Posted
Two of the most common options are either "Prodrive" or "Teins"

Prodrive = Firmly sat in the middle between comfort and handling, will also lower the car by around 25mm

Teins = More for the enthusiast driver, giving and much better handling car, will also lower the car by around 35mm. Downside is it will give you a firmer ride  than what "Prodrive" springs would ...

Personally i went for the "Teins"

Both will cost around the same money fitted £370 ....Fully recommend "Hypertech"

 

Whilst your there, if handling is a top priority for you, i would defiantly have the "droplinks" fitted - £75 a pair with free fitting.

BEFORE :

30026.jpg

TEINS :

05.jpg

Hope this helps

Craig

When did you get it lowered as i didn't noticed it @ Crail?Looks good Craig

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