ive seen a couple of pics of dsm's that have installed the tein s tech springs but they have always been pics of right after the install. i was wondering if anyone has taken a pic of their car after the springs have been on for a little while so i can see if they settle at all so that there is slighter wheel gap then what is seen after they are first installed. thanks.

Actually Tein springs have kinda like a sag warranty...if they sag up to a certain amount they will replace them for free...i dont rememeber the exact amount but it is aan extremely small range for sag....check there website out www.tein.com



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oh yea i remember hearing about that a while ago. damnit, well could anyone post pics of their eclipse with 17's on tein s techs so i can see how much wheel gap is still there?

I think Evulflea has the S-Tech springs...PM him...he might have pictures.


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FlyinEsi[/i][/b]
I think Evulflea has the S-Tech springs...PM him...he might
have pictures. [/b]
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I'll try and snap pics tomorrow.

Before:
http://www.evulflea.com/images/tein2/2003_0802_172656AA.JPG

After:
http://www.evulflea.com/images/tein2/front.JPG

i think you have those images backwards. i think the second
one is before...

[div class="dcquote"][i][b]Originally posted by
Diceman19[/i][/b]
i think you have those images backwards. i think the second
one is before...
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i hope he has those backwards cuz the first pic looks way
better imo.

Before pic I had coilovers on for about a 2.75" drop.
After is teins. WAY high.

With teins

:-(

take some angle shots thats tooo close and what shocks do you have on

The Tein SS Coilovers are adjustible. They come with a wrench that you use to raise and lower them to whatever you want. If your feelin ghetto one day, drop it. If your feelin like some off roadin raise that shit up! I plan on getting them asap, I found them for $900 a set! They also have 16 way adjustments for stiffness which is good.