they hold out pretty good on stock shocks. friend of mine has s techs on his ek4 for a while now and its nice
yeah, unless you get a real nice coilover and strut kit, they are usually a bit bumpier comared to just drop springs. At least from my expirience.Ok that is 1.
Im choosing between Megan coilover sleeves and TEIN S.TECH springs.
Think the coilover sleeves will result in a bumpy ride? Thats what I heard
But do you run them on STOCK shocks?yeah, unless you get a real nice coilover and strut kit, they are usually a bit bumpier comared to just drop springs. At least from my expirience.
The tien s-techs are good for an average of about 1.5-1.8 inches. I run them and it is a pretty decent drop. Not too much, not too little. I think you will be okay on stock shocks. If you go much over 1.8-2.0", i would upgrade for the sake of saving you trouble in the future.
good luck and beware of the tein s-tech scam.. i dont know if its still arounds but be sure you buy from a legit seller.
no sir i do not. I run dropzone shocks. They provide a very good ride. I know people do run them on stock shocks without problems. I'm sure you could get away with it pretty easliy with the s-techs because the drop is so small. But if you are really worried about it then just put the s-techs on and think about upgrading your shocks in the future. not really a big deal.But do you run them on STOCK shocks?
they should hold up just fine. I would probably think about upgrading in the future, but they should be just fine for a while.NICEI hope my OEM shocks will hold the TEIN springs
DAMN that looks good! How is the ride comfort? Stoch Shocks?I just got a set for x-mass and put them on stock struts. So far they actuall ride better than my old warn out 150k mine stockers. PLuss it looks a whole lot better.
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Please share!yeah i had tein s techs on my 96 4 door civic on stock shocks they held up nicely and i felt a big difference from stock to the teins