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    Veteran Member Four Rings gotboost's Avatar
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    Tein Basic Coilovers

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    Just wondering who's got them, how the ride and quality is and are they adjustable on the car? Thanks
    Current:
    2002 A4 Avant - Eibach Pro Dampers | Rev Motoring Springs | 034 Motor Mounts | 710N DV | Apikol Snub Mount | 18" S4 Peeler's

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    Veteran Member Four Rings AudiA4_20T's Avatar
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    Re: Tein Basic Coilovers

    all of them are fine to adjust while on the car... to be honest you probably wont adjust it on the car anyway
    - Clint

    Current : 2013 Q5 3.0T Prestige S-Line - 11.6@117 - 034 Stage2+ FBO
    Gone : One of the first ever 2.7T Swaps - White '04 S4 2.7T - Stage 2+
    Gone : Fastest B6 A4 ever - 464awhp/12.1@116

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    Senior Member Two Rings
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    Re: Tein Basic Coilovers

    do you mean are the adjustable w/o lifting the car up? No. You can't adjust coilovers w/o jacking the car up.

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    Registered Member Two Rings
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    Re: Tein Basic Coilovers

    Quote Originally Posted by gotboost View Post
    Just wondering who's got them, how the ride and quality is and are they adjustable on the car? Thanks
    I just purchased and installed a set of Tein Basics recently. The install is a PITA in the rears, front's where ok. As for adjustability, fronts are height adjustable and can be adjusted on the car, but for the rears, forget about it. You need to take the entire rear assembly out to adjust it. Once they are in, they are in unless you want to spend 3 hours disassembling the rear suspension just to do a few mm turns on the adjustment plate.

    If you do still decide to go the the Tein basics, set the rears all the way to the lowest setting. They have not settle yet because it's been only 5 hours since I just installed mine, but I have a 1 finger gap in the rear with 19's wrapped with 265/30/19 tires. I'm sure once they settle, I'll get about 1/2 finger gap which is what i'm after.

    As for ride, I think they a softer than my OEM USP sports suspension, but it's only been about 5 hours so I'll let you know exactly in a week or two.

    good luck

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    Veteran Member Four Rings AudiA4_20T's Avatar
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    Re: Tein Basic Coilovers

    they handle damn good though
    - Clint

    Current : 2013 Q5 3.0T Prestige S-Line - 11.6@117 - 034 Stage2+ FBO
    Gone : One of the first ever 2.7T Swaps - White '04 S4 2.7T - Stage 2+
    Gone : Fastest B6 A4 ever - 464awhp/12.1@116

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    Veteran Member Three Rings CrystalBlu1.8T's Avatar
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    Re: Tein Basic Coilovers

    I like them ride quality is fine and adjusting them i only do it twice a year for winter and summer setup.

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