S-Techs or H-Techs with 18"s?
#1
S-Techs or H-Techs with 18"s?
well i got a new pair of 18"s and im trying to decide on which spring to get, the h-techs or s-techs. wasnt sure if the s techs would drop it to much with 18"s. let me know what u guys think.
#2
it depends how wide, what offset, and what tires you run.
im on TRD shocks/struts with tien stechs and i dont rub even on hard dips or bumps. i have 18x7.5 rims with 45 offset and 225/40/18 tires.
hope this helps.
im on TRD shocks/struts with tien stechs and i dont rub even on hard dips or bumps. i have 18x7.5 rims with 45 offset and 225/40/18 tires.
hope this helps.
#4
Originally Posted by mahalzkita28
it depends how wide, what offset, and what tires you run.
im on TRD shocks/struts with tien stechs and i dont rub even on hard dips or bumps. i have 18x7.5 rims with 45 offset and 225/40/18 tires.
hope this helps.
im on TRD shocks/struts with tien stechs and i dont rub even on hard dips or bumps. i have 18x7.5 rims with 45 offset and 225/40/18 tires.
hope this helps.
#5
i say go with the stechs they are stiffer, the car's stance looks alot better.
i can still go straight over speedbumps and i have an HKS exhaust, you do have to angle up steep driveways though but im used to driving lowered cars.
i say get the stechs as long as you got a set of shocks/struts to go along with it to keep you stock shocks from blowing
i can still go straight over speedbumps and i have an HKS exhaust, you do have to angle up steep driveways though but im used to driving lowered cars.
i say get the stechs as long as you got a set of shocks/struts to go along with it to keep you stock shocks from blowing
#7
lowering springs can blow stock struts. You have an 06', So I'm assuming low miles on the struts.. you'd probably be fine, but know that you're going to have to replace the struts earlier than you would with stock springs.
As long as you use a recommended offset and size, you won't have any problems with fitament. We've got 19's and s-techs on our 06'
As long as you use a recommended offset and size, you won't have any problems with fitament. We've got 19's and s-techs on our 06'
#9
Originally Posted by nester
lowering springs can blow stock struts. You have an 06', So I'm assuming low miles on the struts.. you'd probably be fine, but know that you're going to have to replace the struts earlier than you would with stock springs.
As long as you use a recommended offset and size, you won't have any problems with fitament. We've got 19's and s-techs on our 06'
As long as you use a recommended offset and size, you won't have any problems with fitament. We've got 19's and s-techs on our 06'
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