Tein lowering springs and Street Basis Z
Springs are the cheapest drop and keep your factory shocks. Street Basis Z, Tein's cheapest coilover, lets you set the height for about twice the price.
Your kit
Only H.Tech shown. Show every kit type
Tein H.Tech spring sets for Honda
from C$429
4 more on backorder
Tein S.Tech spring sets for Honda
from C$389
15 more ready to ship
13 more on backorder
Tein Street Basis Z coilover kits for Honda
from C$979
7 more ready to ship
4 more on backorder
How low, and how adjustable
H.Tech
A smaller drop on your factory shocks, closest to the stock ride.
- Fixed drop
- Keeps the factory shocks
- Ride closest to stock
S.Tech
The bigger drop Tein makes for the factory shocks: the cheapest way to sit low.
- Fixed drop
- Keeps the factory shocks
- Firmer, lower stance
Street Basis Z
Tein's cheapest coilover: set the ride height yourself, damping stays fixed.
- Full-length height adjustment
- Fixed damping
- Replaces springs and shocks
Under lowering springs: EnduraPro
Springs ride on your factory shocks. If those are tired, the lower car will bounce and wallow. Tein's EnduraPro is an OE replacement shock, from C$135. See EnduraPro →
Also on Coilover.ca
Questions
How much lower will it sit?
It depends on the car: Tein sets the drop kit by kit, front and rear. S.Tech always sits lower than H.Tech for the same car. Street Basis Z goes as low or as high as you set it.
Springs or a coilover?
Springs are one fixed drop for the least money. Street Basis Z costs about twice as much and lets you set the height, and its new dampers replace the factory ones.
Do I need new shocks?
Not with Street Basis Z. With springs, only if yours are worn: then pair them with EnduraPro.