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Old 10-25-2006, 07:33 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Tein or Eibach

Which should it be for lowering the 06 SI?
I dont wanna kill the ride, but at the same
time I know it will give me more handle..
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Well, by TEIN do you mean just springs or are you considering coil overs?
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Most likely tein springs as he's comparing them to eibach. I personally went with tein and they're GREEEAAAT!
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Which should it be for lowering the 06 SI?
I dont wanna kill the ride, but at the same
time I know it will give me more handle..
just a friendly advise... since your mind is already set on spring only, save some money for shocks/springs at least in the future.
it's not a good idea to just replace the spring and run it with the stock shocks. reason is the stock shocks are not up to the task of a progressive springs which means you'll blow your whole suspension off in no time at all.

hope this helps and goodluck.
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Whether your shocks blow depend on the quality of the strut itself. Not sure how Si struts are, but Pro-kit is a pretty moderate increase in spring rate.
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