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Don't the Tein S-Tech offer slightly less of a drop than the Eibach Prokit? Also, isn't it true that progressive springs like the Eibach offer more comfort while the linear
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Don't the Tein S-Tech offer slightly less of a drop than the Eibach Prokit? Also, isn't it true that progressive springs like the Eibach offer more comfort while the linear springs like the Teins offer more stiffness? I may have my definitions reversed, but, anyway, let me know.
Tein S-Tech: Drop: -0.87" Front/-0.75" Rear. (Rates: 480 lbs/in Front/530 lbs/in Rear) Eibach Prokit: Drop: -.9" Front/-.8" Rear. (Couldn't find spring rates) |
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