Tein lowering springs

[Whit3y]

i been looking around this area for what ppl are buying but i havnet really found anything on Tein springs ....

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/AUTHE...item5adf031828

or these

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TEIN-...item3f0887a2c4

this is the link i found on ebay for them

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the reason i ask this b/c my buddy just bought a pair of tein springs for his talon and he LOVES them ... hmmmm

['93CB7Ex]

I have s techs on my car. rides nice. make sure you get shocks though.

[Whit3y]

i cant decide what shocks to get i always LOVED toy blues (on my civics) sooo evey1 is bashing them on here .... sooo i am just trying to piece everything together .....

but between those 2 links i posted is there any differences?

['93CB7Ex]

get koni streets. they are cheap and ride nice from what ive heard. its what im getting soon.

[Nurega]

i cant decide what shocks to get i always LOVED toy blues (on my civics) sooo evey1 is bashing them on here .... sooo i am just trying to piece everything together .....

but between those 2 links i posted is there any differences?

The first link is the Tein S-tech, the second link the Tein H-tech. The S-tech offers a lower drop, 2.1''F and 1.7''R. The H-tech is, I believe, 1.5''F and 1.3''R. Their springrates are nearly identical, so it only depends on how low you want to go.

I have S-tech springs paired with KYB GR-2 shocks in the front, and Koni STR.T shocks in the rear. After 10,000 miles of this setup, I highly recommend instaling a set of Koni STR.Ts all around. The KYB shocks are feeling worn out already, but the Koni shocks are just as stiff as they were when they were first broken in. I absolutely recommend this setup.

[Whit3y]

yikes for that setup it is gonna cost more than FnF type 1


i read somewhere on here about budget shocks with those type of springs i linked above ....

[Nurega]

Koni STR.T shocks are among the cheapest, high-quality shocks we can buy for our cars. When I bought my set, it retailed for $60/shock. The other cheap-o, KYB GR-2, is $70/shock, and is an inferior product.

[mndude07]

Koni STR.T shocks are among the cheapest, high-quality shocks we can buy for our cars. When I bought my set, it retailed for $60/shock. The other cheap-o, KYB GR-2, is $70/shock, and is an inferior product.

Exactly. The Koni STR.t is the best shock in its price range for the CB7 hands down. Considering the prices are about the same, its basically retarded to buy the GR2 or Tokico blue over the STR.t. Koni just makes a better product.

['93CB7Ex]

where are you guys buying them from? I cant find them.

[Rayz92]

where are you guys buying them from? I cant find them.

shox.com
250 for koni streets and free shipping

[408cb7]

im getting some koni streets pretty soon from nuespeed.com fro like $60 each

[Whit3y]

250 is that for just a set of shocks or all 4

b/c i found 2 websites 1 including ebay for 250 is just the rear shocks ..... thats why i said yikes 500 bucks for shocks ...

[Nurega]

250 is that for just a set of shocks or all 4

b/c i found 2 websites 1 including ebay for 250 is just the rear shocks ..... thats why i said yikes 500 bucks for shocks ...

Try the websites the other members have mentioned...

http://import.neuspeed.com/174/0/0/0...cord_4cyl.html

Click on the Koni STR.T left-front, right-front, and 2x rear shocks, an you have all four shocks TOTAL for about $250.

[Whit3y]

sweet ty i really hope this setup is good as what ppl say they are

tired of bouncing around

[Whit3y]

well i just got these bad boys on the other day and WOW the ride is soooo much better ....

but thing that gets me is that it dont LOOK any lower tho from stock i mean ... still got a decent size gab .. like 3 fingers or so