94-01 teg springs on an EG
already did a search but couldn't find anything just have a couple questions that im hopin you guys could answer does anyone have this setup on their eg? is their any difference with the stock motor and a b18? what shocks would work the best? and are there any pics? any help would be great THANKS!
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by edwinbong »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">already did a search but couldn't find anything just have a couple questions that im hopin you guys could answer does anyone have this setup on their eg? is their any difference with the stock motor and a b18? what shocks would work the best? and are there any pics? any help would be great THANKS!
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regardless of your search there are many pictures of car with d series with teg springs
Teg springs are stiffer then EH/EK springs (heavier motor) thus making the stock d series car look ghetto ugly by making the front end higher then the rear.
My suggestion is don't use teg springs unless you have b series or else you will not lower your car but raise it up in the front.
The rear won't make any diff
</TD></TR></TABLE>regardless of your search there are many pictures of car with d series with teg springs
Teg springs are stiffer then EH/EK springs (heavier motor) thus making the stock d series car look ghetto ugly by making the front end higher then the rear.
My suggestion is don't use teg springs unless you have b series or else you will not lower your car but raise it up in the front.
The rear won't make any diff
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ace1875 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
regardless of your search there are many pictures of car with d series with teg springs
Teg springs are stiffer then EH/EK springs (heavier motor) thus making the stock d series car look ghetto ugly by making the front end higher then the rear.
My suggestion is don't use teg springs unless you have b series or else you will not lower your car but raise it up in the front.
The rear won't make any diff</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yes I had Teg springs all the way around my car with a b18c1 swap and I was riding 4x4 stlye.
regardless of your search there are many pictures of car with d series with teg springs
Teg springs are stiffer then EH/EK springs (heavier motor) thus making the stock d series car look ghetto ugly by making the front end higher then the rear.
My suggestion is don't use teg springs unless you have b series or else you will not lower your car but raise it up in the front.
The rear won't make any diff</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yes I had Teg springs all the way around my car with a b18c1 swap and I was riding 4x4 stlye.
i got teg springs and struts all the way around on my 97 hatch and it rides like a dream so i dont know what you guys out there are talking about 4x4in and stuff
can anyone else help me with some input? i need to get my suspension together pretty soon cuz imma have to put on my new tires and get it aligned
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by drevinder »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i got teg springs and struts all the way around on my 97 hatch and it rides like a dream so i dont know what you guys out there are talking about 4x4in and stuff</TD></TR></TABLE>
they're talking about ride hieght not quality.
even with a b series it sits high... with an H motor maybe it'd sit at stock height...
But I have stock springs (already 4x4ing) and I've seen a coupe or two with the teg springs and it made mine look like a lowrider.
they're talking about ride hieght not quality.
even with a b series it sits high... with an H motor maybe it'd sit at stock height...
But I have stock springs (already 4x4ing) and I've seen a coupe or two with the teg springs and it made mine look like a lowrider.
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