Tein Comfort vs Tein Basic
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Originally Posted by superdave0096
i am a noobie here... but i know that on some Tein models there is an upper pillow mount. can i make camber adjustments using the upper pillow mount instead of buying camber kits?
Just so everyone is clear on the pillowball mounts, they only allow for camber adjustments in the front. Depending on how low you go, you might be able to get away with this in the front only.
The G however mostly has camber problems in the rear, this will only by solved by a camber kit.
The G however mostly has camber problems in the rear, this will only by solved by a camber kit.
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Danny, can you PM me a price on the Tein SS and Tein Flex coil kits. Since I am just beginning with this oil consumption test and I may be getting a new engine, the Vortec SC is on hold. I'll do my coils in the meantime.
i dont think the flex is that bad at all for daily driving.. i leave it on softest settings though.. but if you ride on anything but softest then you're going to be in for a nice surprise..lol
danny did u already get ur ss?
danny did u already get ur ss?
Originally Posted by donkeepuncher
No, still need camber kits. Welcome to the forum.
Originally Posted by GReddySetGO
Just so everyone is clear ont he pillowball mounts, they only allow for camber adjustments in the front. Depending on how low you go, you might be able to get away with this in the front only.
The G however mostly has camber problems in the rear, this will solved by a camber kit.
The G however mostly has camber problems in the rear, this will solved by a camber kit.
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