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how long does it take for tein springs to completely settle

how long does it take for tein springs to completely settle

Postby hari-bhari » Sat Sep 25, 2004 7:23 pm

its been about a week and a half, and i feel like i have more gap than i should still....
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Postby pythonjosh » Sat Sep 25, 2004 9:16 pm

Big rims actually raise your up a bit too. But my springs just seemed to get better and better with weeks after installing them. I've had mine in for like 3-4 months now (can't remember) and they're pretty sweet now. It won't settle too much lower than it already is now, but they look pretty tight now. The only way to get lower is to get the Tein coilovers $$$. But they look tight dude.
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Postby TRD_solaRa » Sat Sep 25, 2004 10:03 pm

depending on your driving conditions and the roads . . . it'll take at least a few months before it settles nicely. i have the TRD springs, but they settled long time ago. no worries . . . it'll come :D
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Postby 1jzgte » Sun Sep 26, 2004 12:04 am

the teins are pretty soft so they wont take that long to settle.. id give them a week to 3
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