Koni struts + Tein springs
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Koni struts + Tein springs
Has anybody used this combination? I'm replacing my garbage skunk2 coil overs with this set up. Hoping for a "smoother" ride, just wondering if anybody has any insight on this set up before I buy the Koni struts. Got the springs brand new for 150$.
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Re: Koni struts + Tein springs
I am going to guess those are the s techs.
Those springs are offley soft for the amount they lower the car. The sports will work.
I remember ready some posts from people that had S techs on the sports and didn't like them. Why they didn't like I don't remember but it's worth checking out.
Those springs are offley soft for the amount they lower the car. The sports will work.
I remember ready some posts from people that had S techs on the sports and didn't like them. Why they didn't like I don't remember but it's worth checking out.
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Re: Koni struts + Tein springs
You should really have gone all the way and gotten koni/ground control.
Any tein off the shelf spring is going to be too soft for the damping and ride height capability of the adjustable perch on the koni.
I would sell the tein springs and order some koni-specific ground controls with rates suitable for your needs and ride height.
Any tein off the shelf spring is going to be too soft for the damping and ride height capability of the adjustable perch on the koni.
I would sell the tein springs and order some koni-specific ground controls with rates suitable for your needs and ride height.
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Re: Koni struts + Tein springs
if you want to keep the springs you can look at Koni STR-T. They are said to be the sport locked on soft. Plus they cost less, and still carry the life time warranty.
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