View Poll Results: What should I do?
Keep the Eibachs
12
37.50%
Go with the Teins S
20
62.50%
Voters: 32. You may not vote on this poll
Keep Eibachs or Switch to Teins S.
#1
Keep Eibachs or Switch to Teins S.
I'm on Eibachs and AGXs now. I definately want to get the Tokico Illuminas, but I'm debating on whether or not I should go with Teins or stay with the Eibachs....Ride as its stands is very stiff and I'm used to it. I don't like the fact that the back seems lower then the front. My main question probably would be are the Teins more of a harsher ride and are they that much lower that I would have to worry about camber. Help is always appreciated.
#7
My thoughts
Originally Posted by kloogy
If you want to go lower, go Teins....besides that , stay as is...
I took a ride in mdeals max today - he has Tok Blues and Teins. He has a stillen FSB/RSB, and rides on 235/45/17 sumi HTR +s on stock 17's.
The drop is SWEETly even...maybe just a tad lower in front. Just a hair higher than slammed -- defintely the SWEETEST drop.
The ride was surprisingly not Harsh, but you could definitely notice the smaller bumps in the road, in comparison to my bone stock ride with FSB/RSB.
It was actually not NEARLY as stiff as I expected it to be, and was pretty similar in lateral g's and body stiffness to my ride right now. If I had MY wish, I'd want the TEINS to be a bit more stiff but maintain the same drop.
To me, the TEINs provide a very similar STOCK ride with a substantially lower body.
For those of you following my posts: I JUST got my TOk Illuminas and Progress springs, and should have them installed within the next two weeks.
i'll post and let you all know how they ride when I get there.
I'm HOPING that the adjustability of the Toks will allow me to dial-in the firmness of the suspension, as I favor a little more aggressive feel to my whip - while still remaining compliant.
I attribute this to superior DAMPING, and hopefully the Illuminas will do this with flying colors.
rgds,
gr
#8
That's what I want, an even drop without having to go with coilovers.....I think I'll bite the bullet and get the teins and the illuminas. I should be able to easily sell my old setup and shell out a lil extra more for the new...thanks guys!!!!
#15
I voted for upgrading to Tein's, but if you're worried about the back being lower than the front, you can always put your stock springs in the back and keep Eibach's in the front. Then you'll have a somewhat even drop. Good luck.
~limsandy
~limsandy
#19
Originally Posted by jessemcd
hey mannynj2k2max, my progress springs rule! im glad you have seen the light also! (your car looks graet.)
#21
Originally Posted by GreekMaxima
go with teins... eibach's are like stock, i cant see any different!!
#22
The dillema is killing me too... modding a Nissan vs a VW is like speaking a different language - I have to relearn everything. I'm looking for a nice even drop that isn't harsh (stock ride qualities)... the Progress drop looks good, but Eibachs are so available used...
#23
Originally Posted by Spartan5
What you want out of them should guide your decision. My eibach drop is fine for me, and for some reason the front and back look pretty even, but the performance is excellent. And the AGX's have met my expectations as well. I do know that the Eibach is an excellent spring, so if you've got a better reason to go to Teins as far as performance goes, I'm listening.
#24
Originally Posted by MannyNJ2k2max
i must say , other than coilovers the Progress drop
looks the sweetest on a Max-in my opinion...
looks the sweetest on a Max-in my opinion...
What is that setup. It looks neat and not too agressive. But I still love the Tein/ GR-2 setup better.
#25
Originally Posted by DJSCIASCIA
I'm on Eibachs and AGXs now. I definately want to get the Tokico Illuminas, but I'm debating on whether or not I should go with Teins or stay with the Eibachs....Ride as its stands is very stiff and I'm used to it. I don't like the fact that the back seems lower then the front. My main question probably would be are the Teins more of a harsher ride and are they that much lower that I would have to worry about camber. Help is always appreciated.
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