Tein H Tech Spring Kit

[Dan1zzzle]

http://www.directtuning.com/store/pc-35932-60-tein-htech-spring-kit-celica-00-05.aspx

has anyone used these springs are they any good?

[neological]

The spring rate is low, the s. techs are more appropriate for a celica. H Techs are almost always too low and too soft.

[03GTSTRD]

The spring rate is low, the s. techs are more appropriate for a celica. H Techs are almost always too low and too soft.

The S tech is a lower drop than the H tech. I agree the S tech is better for the Celica though.

[neological]

I was going by my knowledge of other cars where H Techs are more popular. I don't know anyone who has them on a Celica.

[03GTSTRD]

I was going by my knowledge of other cars where H Techs are more popular. I don't know anyone who has them on a Celica.

Yeah they are not popular for the Celica at all. The only person I know of that has the H tech is SlLv3rBullet and he says they are great but I don't have any personal experience to make a judgement.

[aznkhaos]

i heard they are good on other cars. i personally have the stechs on my car. af far as the stechs go i like them so far. had them for about half a year

[sfcelicagts]

i think h tech on celica.. wasnt enough for drop since it just like 0.8 inch which is 2 cm..i want to drop more but.. too much work on dropping celica

[jdm_trd99]

im currently on h tech with stock shocks on 225/45/17
with 2 finger gap all around which is not bad imo

front
http://i184.photobucket.com/albums/x103/pjd99/front.jpg
rear
http://i184.photobucket.com/albums/x103/pjd99/1-4.jpg

[ano]

H tech springs being softer, does this mean that driving experience will be very close to stock?
What will be the gap with 18" alloys and tyre 225?