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Old Apr 14, 2004 | 08:46 AM
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Originally posted by Trent@MVP


The S-Tech is more of a performance oriented spring. It lowers the car a bit more, but as said, it improves the handling a lot when combined with a good strut such as the Koni. The front is lowered .7" and the rear is .6". It's not really THAT much more than the H-tech as far as ride height, but the performance aspect of the S-Tech spring is far greater than the stock setup or the H-Tech.
What is the above statement based on?
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Old Apr 14, 2004 | 08:53 AM
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Originally posted by Gsedan35
What is the above statement based on?
It is based on my documentation from Tein directly. We are a Master WD for them and they provide this information to us quite often.

I am also basing it on the information that the president of Tein Japan, Mr. Fujimoto gave to me himself when he was here at our facility two weeks ago. He sat down with all of us here and answered any and all questions we had regarding their products and gave us a much better understanding of all the parts they have available, these springs included.

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Old Apr 14, 2004 | 09:37 AM
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I have the Espelir Active GT springs. I like them a lot. Improved handling, and didn't really drop the car that much. It's the perfect height with my 19's. Nothing ever rubs. And the ride is actual better than stock. Not so bouncy, yet it handles even better.
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Old Apr 14, 2004 | 10:18 AM
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Originally posted by turbogsr10
I have the Espelir Active GT springs. I like them a lot. Improved handling, and didn't really drop the car that much. It's the perfect height with my 19's. Nothing ever rubs. And the ride is actual better than stock. Not so bouncy, yet it handles even better.
And if you're loooking for a set of Tein STech springs, I still have a set available. It's brand new in box, never mounted. PM me for details. I purchased them for $165 shipped from Gruppe-S. I'll let them go for $160 shipped or OBO.
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Old Apr 17, 2004 | 07:17 AM
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Originally posted by johnlotusboy
Look at Sport Compact Cars article and you will see that the stock springs with new anti-sway bars was a good handling package. They went with Hotchkis bars.
My suggestion would be to run bars and a set of Koni shocks with your stock springs. Better handling, ride and ground clearance.
Wheels and tires are the biggest and best handling improvement that can be done.
johnlotusboy,
Are you putting Konis on?
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Old Apr 17, 2004 | 10:49 AM
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Originally posted by Gsedan35
What is the above statement based on?
The Tein S.Tech has a higher spring rate than the H.Tech, also about a .5" more drop as well. Read it at Performance Nissan.
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