Z or G S tech springs
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.5" lower... than what?
In the hundreds of pages of searches I went through most users just say they're useing "s techs" and dont state which version of the springs they're using. (g or z)
"half an inch" is a fairly vauge measurement. I'd like to hear from drivers rockin some s techs.
thanks.
In the hundreds of pages of searches I went through most users just say they're useing "s techs" and dont state which version of the springs they're using. (g or z)
"half an inch" is a fairly vauge measurement. I'd like to hear from drivers rockin some s techs.
thanks.
Last edited by sammy_G; 11-07-2007 at 03:03 PM.
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I did lots of research for each car I've lowered. I'm very picky about ride quality and stance. I've used tanabe springs in the past. NF210's on my 2003.5 and GF210's on my 2005. The nf210s were bouncy and sacrificed a lot of performance. The gf210's were awesome.. great ride quality and excellent performance. They really live up to the name "grip force"
unfortunately tanabe doesnt make the GF for the coupe... yet
ps. my first 2 G's were sedans.
unfortunately tanabe doesnt make the GF for the coupe... yet
ps. my first 2 G's were sedans.
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