What is the typical drop height for these springs on a Pontiac G8?

These Tein S Tech Springs are designed to lower your Pontiac G8 by approximately 1.4 inches in the front and 1.2 inches in the rear. This provides a noticeable drop for a sportier appearance and improved handling.

Do these springs require any special tools for installation?

Installation of lowering springs typically requires a spring compressor to safely remove and install the springs. It is also highly recommended to have a professional wheel alignment performed after installation.

Can I use these springs with my factory shock absorbers?

Yes, these Tein S Tech Springs are designed to be compatible with your factory shock absorbers. However, for optimal performance and to ensure the longevity of your suspension components, pairing them with performance struts or coilovers is often recommended.

Tein Pontiac G8 S Tech Springs SKF04-S3B00

Name: Tein Pontiac G8 S Tech Springs
Brand: Tein
SKU: tein-tein-pontiac-g8-s-tech-springs-t14-712733
Price: 388.00 USD
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Tein Pontiac G8 S Tech Springs

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Tein Pontiac G8 S Tech Springs

Key Features

Fits Pontiac G8
Lowering springs designed to reduce vehicle height.
Provides an approximate 1.4-inch drop in the front and 1.2-inch drop in the rear.
Constructed from durable spring steel with shot peening for increased strength.
Powder-coated finish helps resist corrosion.
Designed to work with factory shock absorbers.

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Product Details

If you're looking to give your Pontiac G8 a more aggressive stance and improved handling, these Tein S Tech Springs are a solid option. They're designed to lower your car, which reduces body roll during cornering and gives it a sportier look. This is a popular choice for G8 owners who want a noticeable change without going to an extreme drop.

Tein is known for making well-built suspension components, and these springs are no exception. They're made from strong spring steel that's shot peened to increase durability and resist sagging over time. The springs are also powder coated to protect against corrosion. You can expect a drop of about 1.4 inches in the front and 1.2 inches in the rear, which is a good balance for street driving. Keep in mind that lowering your car will change its center of gravity, which can make it feel more responsive on the road.

When installing lowering springs, it's a good idea to have your alignment checked afterward to ensure everything is set correctly. These springs are designed to work with your factory shocks, but for the best performance and longevity, many people pair them with performance struts or coilovers.