Tein Springs

[Stonewall83]

I think I've asked this before but this weekend was a blur. Are the Tein Springs any good??? pros and cons?? any installation issues? do i need the caster/camber plates??

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[jEEd]

its like the Eibach Sportlines drop of 2" but green in color and teins are usually an import company

[03GTJC]

I know back when I was in the Import scene the Teins were looked upon as some of the best of the best. Not really sure what non-import people think of them.

[jmac72187]

Ya, Tein is usally an import company. I have always heard them talked about at one of the best. Never seen them used on a Mustang though.

[DTK]

I have Tein H-tech's on my car. The drop is 1.5".

They ride better than stock (not harsh at all) which was a nice surprise.
They took about a week to settle to full drop.

The H-tech are gold in colour while the S-tech are green in colour and drop around 2" I think.

They install the same as anyother spring.

[jEEd]

umm Team Falken's Drift Mustang uses Tein's Springs just so you know :]

[DTK]

ORIGINAL: jEEd

umm Team Falken's Drift Mustang uses Tein's Springs just so you know :]

Yeah, that car is sweet. Saw it in a few drifting competitions on tv. The car does well against the Japanese cars (sometimes...lol).


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[arcticman37]

Good springs +1

[Stonewall83]

i think im gonna try them then
i was gonna go with the eibachs but yall might have changed my mind
if i go H teks do i need c/c plates???
could the guy with the h-teks on his ride send me a pic??

[lighswitch]

If you have an 05+ Mustang they have a wicked coilover kit that is fully adjustable from the inside of your car, with preset, circuit track, street, drag presets.