Eibach sportlines or Tein S techs, which gives a more even gap? Options

[celicamike]

Okay, for those of you who have had sportline or s tech lowering springs for a long time, preferably with KYB GR2s, How even is your fender gap front to rear? I know s techs lower .9 inches up front and 1.4 in the rear, while sportlines have 1.5 inches all around. Do the teins even out the gap with the uneven drop, or does the uneven drop result in an uneven gap? Likewise, do the sportlines have an even gap? Pics. I can't decide between the two and my decision will come down to which has a more even look. Thanks

[snapshotgt]

First off, correction: Teins are 1.4" in front, .9" rear

I believe the stock Celica front end is higher than the rear (or so i have heard) -- hence, tein has a larger drop in the front.

Imo, little lower in the front is better because it gives a nice aggressive looks without looking stupid. Remember, we're talking like .5" between them.