I wanna know how you fit Tein springs on a SC when they dont make them for 07up unless you mean the coilovers.
Anyways, search ebay and 537 is way too much, you can do it if you put on the springs, its easier, then for $50 get an alignment.
I have always wanted to mod my cars, and this is the first one I am actually doing, so I am a serious newbie. I have some basic mechanic knowledge, and just enough to be dangerous apparently.
I just wanted to say thank you for the education. I trusted the customize shop that I found here in town to order the correct parts and I made sure they understood that I had the SC. When I did the install, I actually took my right strut into them because it didn't seem right, and they advised me on how to install it improperly, which I didn't know they were doing at the time. After your response to my post, I did my research, and found that only Eibach makes a proper kit for my SC, so I found a good deal online and had that kit rushed out with a spc camber kit, and I actually had to reinstall everything all over again. I am taking the Tein kit back to the shop that ordered it, today, and getting my money back or raising some serious hell, if not both. I really appreciate you letting me know, and I will have to chalk another night of hell in my garage up as a learning experience. I did cut my install time in half the second time around
Anyway, I have decided to research and order all my own parts from now on, after learning the hard way. Again, a huge thank you for saying something and not assuming. Besides reminding me that if you want something done right do it yourself, you might have saved me even more headache and heartache down the road if I had kept rolling on parts not made for my vehicle.
Proper springs and camber installed now, with plans to add proper dampers next. Which I will be doing a great deal of research on this forum and else where before purchasing... LOL
So, spread the word on these guys...
http://www.customyzproducts.com/servlet/StoreFront... Not only did they order the wrong parts, but they advised me on how to move forward with the install when I was questioning why it didn't seem right to me.