which lowering springs are better quality? the Eibach Sportline springs or the tein s. tech lowering springs


Modified by Timbo88 at 9:21 PM 6/30/2007

 

i prefer the tiens

 

I would go with the Tiens

 

i'd say eibach.
don't teins drop lower in the back?

 

both are well known companies. Either way should work fine, just pick a drop that suits your tastes.

 

eibach

 

eibach, i've heard of teins sagging

 

there are things to consider. the drop, spring rate, price, warranty coverage. so its up to you once u compare. i had a set of tein s tech and the spring actually broke into 3 pieces. and they sent me a new set but i said to hell wit them and sold the set they sent me and i bought a set of h&r limited editions and theyre fine.

 

eibachs

 

i got tiens on mines and they're fine and ive had eibachs and imo they suck it made my car sag in the back

 

ive had my megan racing springs for over 2 years and have no problems or sagging. they deliever a little lower than teins.

 

your grammar sucks

 

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lol

 

We sell Tanabe and have heard lots of good things about them. Tanabe springs are "cold wound" which, by design, keeps them from sagging. I do not know if Tein does this too, but I know Eibach does not...

But as long as you stay with a reputable company, whether Tien, Tanabe, Eibach or others, you should be fine.

 

I've heard that Eibach has a guarantee that if their spring sags more than so many inches, I'm not sure how much it is (maybe .5"), that they will replace them.

 

i want to try the eibachs. i have tein s-techs on my 01 and the rear sags way too much.

 

Im getting eibachs installes Friday woot