Have heart, man. You can get H&R (a company as reknowned by those who know as Tein) for 150 bucks. Similar drop/spring rates.

 

Which isn't to say this is a bad deal for the OZ crowd. It's a great (I believe better) alternative to Eibach, and at an excellent price. Thanks to ILP for bringing this. I only wish I could jump in on it.

 

Website is down till tomorrow. Can't wait to check em out.

 

Tein Said they would fit I would be inclined to beleive them. I can send them to you and you can see if they will fit and if not I'll take them back for a full refund, except shipping of course.

and tein does in fact have a mirage application for the CJ4A mirage which a member of this forum purchased from me, they required a strut upgrade to work properly.

Thanks
Jeff@ilp

 

so which is it?!?!?! will the TEIN springs fit the ES or not??? i dont wanna order sum and wait 4 weeks, try to put them on, pay for shop time, then have them not fit, then take them out, then pay to have em shipped back to TEIN!!!! WASTE OF TIME!!!!!!!! does ANYBODY know if the s-tech springs will fit the ES?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!??!?

 

I think it is 100% safe to say a set of springs alone that fit on OZ will NOT fit on an ES. It has been well covered and unless you are getting additional hardware (mounting brackets, perches, whatever...) it will NOT work.

 

yah, ive asked sum people since my post. but i do thank you for posting something!! ugh! the drawbacks of the ES! the upside....$$$$$ but thanks man!!!

 

will these tein springs fit the LS model? i know it will fit the Oz and i'm pretty sure the LS is very similar to the OZ. are these comparable to the Ebiach springs? i'm looking to lower the car to improve handling, not neccessarily for straight up racing. will the work or is ebiach the better choice for that?

 

whats the website

 

do you need a spring compressor for these springs?

 

for removal spring compressor is required, for installation some have gotten them on without since they are lower, but it's best to have them around, and at $30 a pair at auto parts stores it's cheap insurance.

Jeff@ilp