Any one know the max. drop in inches for the Tein basic coilover systems?

 

there coilovers, whick means height adjustable...LOL

 

Yes I realize this, what is the Maximum you can lower?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 1tuffbb6 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Yes I realize this, what is the Maximum you can lower?</TD></TR></TABLE>

more than you will ever need or is possible for the car

 

they can go low

 

you most likely wont drop it all the way. if you do.. you wont like it trust me

 

Check the TEIN website, it will tell you. When I bought the SuperStreet the TEIN guys said I can drop the control arms on the ground.

 

Im about to order a set myself. I believe its roughly 2" up front and 1.5 back.

 

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then again.....it looks good in pictures SLAMMED

haha

 

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read the post n00b, hes not talking about tein springs

max drop should be ~4"

 

Reading ownz me! Guess I wont be getting the coilovers huh!

 

hey have you guys seen other coilovers that are silver and green NOT by tein? I just bought a teg, and it has some some silver and green coilovers, but no name on them, my friend said his Tein basics didn't have any name on them either though, so just curious if there are tein-look-a-likes, which I suspect there are

 

Here's my DB8 on Basics on max-low on the fronts. The rears have about an inch more room to go down.

 

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lol. seriously...

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that may look "dope," but does it function well? and with those mudguards... on the scrapage. bumps must pwn you.

to the OP, get koni yellows/ground control coilovers and call it a day already.

 

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lol. seriously...

that may look "dope," but does it function well? and with those mudguards... on the scrapage. bumps must pwn you.

to the OP, get koni yellows/ground control coilovers and call it a day already.</TD></TR></TABLE>

It did look 'dope' but I'm no longer at that height. I just tried it out for a week and didn't enjoy scraping, rubbing, bottoming out the front tow hooks on my daily.

With the tires even with the wheel wells -which is my ride height now- the ride is 1000x better. Bearable for DD and road trips.

And to the OP: The Tein catalog says F: -2.8" R: -2.1"

 

^ i was bout to say haha, i don't see signs of scrape on your front bumper so o.O
i have bout a 1 1/2 finger gap for all wheels and seem to scrape occasionally =_= i hate roads in bay area

half the turn outs are also crappy

 

thanks all