Might be getting Tein s springs, anyone want in?
 

I'm probably gettin the tein s-Tech springs, or mabey the tenzo lowering springs, anyone wanna go in and see if we can get a cheaper price if we buy 2 sets :)

i would man... but i have other stuff i gotta pay for now. Maybe in a month or two :dunno:

same as nsn240.. maybe in a couple of months if ur still up for it we could do a tri-purchase, even lower price if possible

then again, on ebay the tein sell for $130

yeah i planned to try to get a cheaper price on ebya with a few peolpe, im' going to prob wait till winters over to get them, so yeah in a few months

i like things in 3's :):laugh:

don't expect much even if you buy 5 sets, markup on Tein springs aren't that much to begin with

i'm in...... the tenzo r springs lower the car 1.8 all the way around. i have to double check to see if thats too low for me, but the price is good. i think it was $110 shipped.

all for looks?

well its going to be my winter car. i just want to drop it because it looks a little 4x4 right now.

i'm trying to decide because my old integra was dropped 2 inches. NOT fun driving in the city. holes, construction, etc. etc.

2" isn't even low LOL :bigok: :naughty:

^lmao yeah right....... i think the s techs should be good. 1.5 front 1.2 rear.

No really it's not. Try 3.75" F / 3.6" R before you say anything about being "low".

BTW Tein's S-Tech lowering specs seem a little off since when you put some S-Tech's on an S13 it doesn't really look like it's 1.5"/1.2" lower. Tanabe Springs do better from what I've experienced

^alright mr.mycarsitsahalfinchofftheground :lol: what are tanabe's lowering spring specs? i'm doing suspension for performance handling... not just looks

How about eibach sportline and pro-kit ?
I wonder which one to pick. Nothing for the look, only for performances.