What is the typical drop height for these Tein H. Tech springs?

These Tein H. Tech springs are designed to lower your Dodge Neon SRT4 by approximately 1.5 inches. This drop height helps to give your vehicle a more aggressive stance and can improve its handling characteristics.

Are these springs compatible with my factory struts?

Yes, these Tein H. Tech springs are designed to work with your vehicle's factory struts. However, it is recommended to inspect your struts for wear during installation and consider replacing them if they are worn to ensure optimal performance.

What is the material and construction of these springs?

The springs are constructed from advanced spring steel. They undergo heat treatment and shot-peening processes, which help to ensure they maintain their shape, resist fatigue, and provide consistent performance over time.

2003-2005 Dodge Neon Lowering Springs | Tein

Name: Tein 03-06 SRT4 H. Tech springs
Brand: Tein
Price: 272.00 USD
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Tein 03-06 SRT4 H. Tech springs

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Fits 2003-2005 Dodge Neon. Tein H. Tech springs lower your car for a better look and feel.

Key Features

Fits 2003-2005 Dodge Neon.
Made from advanced spring steel for durability.
Heat-treated and shot-peened to resist fatigue.
Lowers vehicle approximately 1.5 inches for improved stance.
Spring rates are optimized for a balance of handling and ride comfort.

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Fits this vehicle

Dodge Neon 2003-2005

Product Details

The Tein H. Tech springs for your 2003-2005 Dodge Neon SRT4 are made from advanced spring steel, heat-treated and shot-peened to ensure they hold their shape and resist fatigue over time. These springs are designed to lower your vehicle's center of gravity, which can lead to improved handling characteristics and a more aggressive stance. The specific spring rates are carefully chosen to offer a noticeable improvement in cornering grip without making the ride overly harsh for daily driving.

When installing these springs, you'll typically be replacing your factory springs. The goal here is a lower ride height, usually around 1.5 inches, which changes the car's profile and can reduce body roll during turns. Tein has a solid reputation for producing well-built suspension components, and these springs are no exception. They are built to last and provide consistent performance, giving you a more connected feel to the road.

While these springs are designed to work with your factory struts, it's always a good idea to inspect your struts for wear during installation. Replacing worn struts at the same time will ensure you get the most out of your new springs and maintain optimal ride quality and handling.