well it does make it lil lower but if you didnt cut the rubber dust your car will still look low.
i installed front tein springs
hey i installed the front tein springs on my type s. i had a a-spec kit before but the drop wasnt much so i decided to try the tein lowering springs. today i only got to change the front but what i noticed is the right front strut didnt fit the spring perfect like the left. when i bought the a-spec kit he told me all the years are basically the same and that they only make 05-06 a-spec kits. i have a 2002 rsx. so i put the spring in anyways and it rides good but the drop looks the same as before. i didnt cut the rubber cover in half i left it alone. does that make any diffrence? i still got to do the rear in the weekend. does cutting the rubber dust cover make any diffrence on how low the car is going to be drop?
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ur problem is that the 05-06 rsx has inversely wound front springs. im pretty sure the A-spec kit has that same feature. if you bought 02-04 springs then your problem makes sense and i would change em out.
Wait, so what year is your a-spec kit for and what year are your s-techs for?
i bid the s-tech from ebay and won the brand new it said 2002 and up but i got to read the paper that came in the box tomorrow. my apsec kit is for 05 and up
thats the problem, 02-04 springs wont fit correctly on one of the front struts.i bid the s-tech from ebay and won the brand new it said 2002 and up but i got to read the paper that came in the box tomorrow. my apsec kit is for 05 and up
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