A general coilover question

[Thirty-Nine]

FYI, I just returned your PM.

Cliff notes:
Megans = too stiff for me
Megan quality = poor (the paint on my coils started to flake off; springs started to rust)
Megan customer service was very poor when I dealt with them in 2007.

Currently I'm on Tein S-Techs and Tokico HPs and have been very happy with the setup. I don't need stuff; I don't need adjustable. I need functional and stylish, and my setup fits the bill.

[why?]

Originally Posted by Thirty-Nine

FYI, I just returned your PM.

Cliff notes:
Megans = too stiff for me
Megan quality = poor (the paint on my coils started to flake off; springs started to rust)
Megan customer service was very poor when I dealt with them in 2007.

Currently I'm on Tein S-Techs and Tokico HPs and have been very happy with the setup. I don't need stuff; I don't need adjustable. I need functional and stylish, and my setup fits the bill.

And unless you absolutely need the adjustability this is the way to go. With my Megans to adjust the fronts I would need to take 3 or 4 pieces off. I could do it in maybe 30 minutes, but then I would need to put it back on. Not worth it.

[nobodywise]

Originally Posted by why?

And unless you absolutely need the adjustability this is the way to go. With my Megans to adjust the fronts I would need to take 3 or 4 pieces off. I could do it in maybe 30 minutes, but then I would need to put it back on. Not worth it.

Can you explain to my why I would need the adjustability? I just want to tuck a tiny bit. I'm leaning more towards the teins now


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[WeeYari]

Originally Posted by nobodywise

Can you explain to my why I would need the adjustability?

That's the thing. You don't need it.

[nobodywise]

Originally Posted by WeeYari

That's the thing. You don't need it.

The Teins should be okay to get rid of wheel gap then correct? I just don't wanna make the mistake and regret it

I love the back of my car, the front... not so much

[WeeYari]

Originally Posted by nobodywise

The Teins should be okay to get rid of wheel gap then correct?

Are you talking Tein S-Tech springs, or the Street Basis coilovers? With a drop of almost 2", the S-Techs will completely eliminate the gap. All with the simplicity of just a spring.

[nobodywise]

Originally Posted by WeeYari

Are you talking Tein S-Tech springs, or the Street Basis coilovers? With a drop of almost 2", the S-Techs will completely eliminate the gap. All with the simplicity of just a spring.

Street Basis coilovers