I just picked up some tein he's and they have a height adjustable mount. I've installed/used coilovers before but never ones with adjustable mounts.
I'm just curious where would be a good place to start adjusting it from? Should i thread the mount down so it is flush with the bottom of the shock body? Have it up a dozen threads?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Tein HE adjustability Help
i have tein HE's and they came with the factory settings...i just made sure that the setting were accurate and installed them.
i did my height adjustment after...i didn't have to adjust too much to be 25"in the front (ground to fender) and 25.5" inthe back....
http://www.tein.com/ti/inst/yn66u.pdfhere's the factory spec sheet for tein HE's:
http://www.cardomain.com/membe...l.jpga pic with tein HE's on:
i did my height adjustment after...i didn't have to adjust too much to be 25"in the front (ground to fender) and 25.5" inthe back....
http://www.tein.com/ti/inst/yn66u.pdfhere's the factory spec sheet for tein HE's:
http://www.cardomain.com/membe...l.jpga pic with tein HE's on:
95silviase:Quote »So are the HE's the way to go do you think? I might get an s13 hatch, and would be getting some Tein's. I'm not sure which ones to get though, as I have never researched them...[/quote]it depends on what you want to do with her...in the beginning i wanted to go drifting, butgot introduced to auto-x'ing. so i used the little red button. it came down to JIC and TEIN's.i got a better deal onthe tein so i went with tho's
but if your just cruising around town or maybe some aggressive driving once in awhile, some shock and spring will do nicely
because there's a difference in $'s.....so do some research before you start to invest...
but if your just cruising around town or maybe some aggressive driving once in awhile, some shock and spring will do nicely
because there's a difference in $'s.....so do some research before you start to invest...