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    Eibach vs. Tein

    2002 gtz...eibachs are cheaper and not as severe a drop...have snow here in illinois...but i've heard that teins have a better reputation throughout importland...just curious...opinions???
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    from the little things I read here and there, TEIN is awesome
    should be iteresting to see if someone went form one to the other

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    the main thing i'd look at is the drop factor. eibach is like a 1.2 inch drop in teh front and then tein is like 2.2 inch drop in teh front. thats a big difference tehre. i know for me the 2.2 inch drop is too much. yea the teins are cheaper but they also make things harder to drive

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    harder to drive? because its lower? i have the teins on, and its fine for me, people who have ridden in my car say that they are pretty stuif compared to ther aftermarket springs, even when i didnt have my shocks on yet

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    You know that Tein also makes a completely adjustable coilover/strut set up for our 2000 and up sister (the eclipse of course) for around $700. That seems like that would be a good system to test out as well and then you don't have to try to match up struts and coilovers.

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    The TEIN kit you speak of is not fully adjustable. The ride height is adjustable but shock/strut damper is not. They are going to make a FULLY adjustable kit in the future, but its not out yet.
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