Review: Tanabe DF210
Review: Tanabe DF210
Ok, well I wanted my car "slammed" and my rims to tuck while not having to sacrifice comfort too much.. seems like a lot to ask for but suprisingly the Tanabe DF210 delivered almost exactly what I was looking for! The ride is suprisingly smooth for how low the car is now.. its not really that bouncy like I thought it would be, I almost wish it were a little stiffer in turns, maybe I need some swaybars to keep it a little firmer in turns.. now for the real world measurements from the ground..
Stock:
-top of front wheel well: 27"
-top of rear wheel well: 27.25"
-bottom of OEM front lip (center): 8"
w/ DF210's and 19" Volk Wheels:
-top of front wheel well: 25"
-top of rear wheel wel: 25.75"
-bottom of OEM front lip (center): 6.75"
Pics: https://g35driver.com/forums/media-share-g35-coupe-v35/86549-volk-sf-winning-s-my-dg.html
Stock:
-top of front wheel well: 27"
-top of rear wheel well: 27.25"
-bottom of OEM front lip (center): 8"
w/ DF210's and 19" Volk Wheels:
-top of front wheel well: 25"
-top of rear wheel wel: 25.75"
-bottom of OEM front lip (center): 6.75"
Pics: https://g35driver.com/forums/media-share-g35-coupe-v35/86549-volk-sf-winning-s-my-dg.html
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From: Formerly DFW, now boring sheveport
the 9.5 and 10.5 do not stick out, they are aggresive, but they look a lot better than TOO much tuck with the smaller widths...here is my old set up....i stll have the DF210's and I love the ride is quite comfprtable...
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