Tanabe Df210 & Gf210 Q's
 

hey guy i have a quick question regarding the tanabe df210 and tanabe gf210 springs. i want to know out of these two springs which one gives a better drop on a g35 coupe. im on oem 19's and looking for a lower drop. im on eibach pro kits currently but want to go lower. i know that the gf210's are for the 350z so im not quite sure what the drop on these will be. ive been told they are approx 1.5 F and 1.7 R. but again dont know for sure. The Df210's are 1.7 F and 1.3 R. will the drop on the GF210's be similiar to the Df210's?

THANKS EVERYONE!

Hmm bump for this lost thread for an answer!!

Pics of my G35 on Tanabe GF210 with 19"
 

I think the DF210 do drop it bit more than the GF210 Don't know the exact specs but here is what GF210's looks like on my G35 Coupe:

http://hirexelectronics.com/pics/DSC0213821.jpg

u forgot to tell him that he will need a camber kit and a toe kit.. but ya car looks nice

Actually no camber kit was used in the back and in the front I only installed the SPC SHIM kit which set my camber to -0.3 in the front, thats well with in specs. There was someone in the market place selling a set for only $25 shipped a few days ago.

:eek: your wheels are sex... im planning on getting spc camber kit, ive read that it is crucial to have the rear and that it is not completely necessary for the front but advised...

Go to Tanabe web site it will give you the specs.

the df210 will give you a lower driop, i had them and they are good for springs, you might have to do the rear spring mount mod to even it out cause the front will sit a tad lower

Like I said before the SPC Shim kit will be just enough for most drop springs. It gives you +2 camber in the front. for the rear you should use a camber kit... I didn't because I liked the aggressive looks with the negative camber (at least till i need to get new tires) then I'll install a camber kit for the rear..