Tenrai Springs Any Good?
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RE: Tenrai Springs Any Good?
ORIGINAL: falkore24
Run the part numbers through froogle.comfor comparison prices. Best suspension bang for your buck is the rear swaybar.
Best suspension would have both sways, shocks springs and every reinforcement that you can find.
Run the part numbers through froogle.comfor comparison prices. Best suspension bang for your buck is the rear swaybar.
Best suspension would have both sways, shocks springs and every reinforcement that you can find.
Ive never done suspension work before. What tools will I need besides a spring compressor? Was going to gotomorrow to get the stuff I need.
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RE: Tenrai Springs Any Good?
Well, if you think it won't take too long to get the $$$ for the springs, I'd say to wait and get everything that you need. It will save you a lot of work doing it that way. If you change out the shocks and springs together, they come out and go in as a unit, rather than compressing the spring to get the new shock in.
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RE: Tenrai Springs Any Good?
Yeah, wait until you have everything. Also, check Tein's website and read their page on counterfeit Tein springs sold on eBay and how to tell if they're fake.
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ORIGINAL: finch13
Yeah, wait until you have everything. Also, check Tein's website and read their page on counterfeit Tein springs sold on eBay and how to tell if they're fake.
Yeah, wait until you have everything. Also, check Tein's website and read their page on counterfeit Tein springs sold on eBay and how to tell if they're fake.
Its going to be at least a month before I can afford springs though, at least any decent ones. Mine seem to be in ok shape from looking at them. I would wait, but the shocks are real bad. Car is wobbly as hell on the highway, or anything over45 really.
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