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Old 07-19-2007, 09:55 PM   #1
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Got my Tein coilovers today. I'm installing them tomarrow. Spring rate in the front is 671 lb/in and the rear is 336 lb/in. The ride height adjustment in the front is +.4" to -3.7" and the rear is -.4" to -2.7". The dampening adjustment has 16 settings. They didn't come with camber plates for the front so I don't know how I'm going to set the camber. I will update after I install with more pics, maybe I'll do a writeup.


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Old 07-20-2007, 01:10 AM   #2
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A write-up would be great. I'm really interested in how they would ride as I was looking at picking up a set.
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Old 07-20-2007, 09:27 PM   #3
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yes i also would be interested in the write up, any info at all cause my suspension isnt exactly new but i've helped my bro with installing some on his celica before so hopefully it wont be to different.
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nice! cant wait till i get some coilovers
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Ok 5 hours later and they are in. Still need to adjust the ride height because it is sitting LOW right now. I had to put the back tires on flat rocks just to get the jack out!!!

I'm way too lazy to make a writeup, plus, you need above average skill level mechanically to perform this job so doing a write up for the not-so-swift-wit-them-wrenches people would be pointless. You either know what you are doing or you don't. And can you say 3 foot snap-on breaker bar?

I will tell you this, the passenger front is the hardest one to do because of the washer fluid reservoir. The backs are the easiest thing in the world. Had both of the rears done in an hour by myself in the dark.

I will post pics of how it looks tomarrow.

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At this height I can pull into driveways without ripping my 3" downpipe or exhaust off. I do want it lower in the front.
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hmmm the tire gap looks great but i dunno about the height off the ground... how bout a pic from the front ?? either way its still an improvement
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