Suspension guide

Replacing worn dampers, changing ride height or gaining adjustment options: start with what you want your suspension to do.

Shock absorbers: focus on damping

A damper kit is a starting point if you want to replace the dampers while generally retaining the existing spring configuration. EnduraPro and EnduraPro PLUS differ particularly in damping adjustability. For an adjustable option, look for the feature “Damping adjustable: Yes”.

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Coilovers: adjust ride height

Coilovers allow ride height adjustment within the specified range. Whether damping can also be adjusted depends on the product series. Ride height and damping are different settings. Front and rear values on a product page refer to a particular vehicle application.

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Lowering springs: a defined height change

Lowering springs change ride height when combined with suitable dampers. They do not provide continuous height adjustment like coilovers. Check the stated lowering, compatible combination and any application-specific requirements.

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EDFC and accessories: check compatibility

EDFC provides electronic damping adjustment for compatible TEIN dampers. The controller, motor kit and any extensions must match the application. Accessories are not universally compatible with every suspension.

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Choose your product step by step

Select your make, model, variant and production period.
Open the product type and compare series and technical features.
Read the relevant vehicle application notes, including equipment exclusions.
Check the supplied components and vehicle-specific documentation before ordering.

Our vehicle fitment guide explains the details. You can also start in the vehicle categories.