Tanabe Springs Good?

Reply Subscribe

Thread Tools

Search this Thread

Jul 5, 2002

nitehawk

Thread Starter

Registered!!

iTrader: (8)

Joined: Jul 2002

Posts: 1,760

Likes: 0

From: Barrie (just north of T.O), Ontario, Canada

Rep Power: 0

nitehawk is an unknown quantity at this point

Tanabe Springs Good?

I was just thinking about purchasing a new set of Tanabe Super Down Precedeo lowering springs for my car and I was wondering if anyone out there has tried these or would recommend them. I can pick them up for $340.....is this a good deal? The drop is 2" front 1.75" rear. Would I need to purchase a camber kit or anything else so that it wont mess up my car. Please lend some advice as to the best way to lower my car without spending a fortune or screwing anything up.

Thanks

Jul 5, 2002

GuSTo

Registered!!

iTrader: (10)

Joined: May 2002

Posts: 2,723

Likes: 0

From: Thornhill, Ontario, Canada

Rep Power: 0

GuSTo is an unknown quantity at this point

are you sure that the Tanabe's will fit our cars?? i didn't know they made springs for us...

any drop over 1.5" in the back will require a camber kit IMO, thats why so many of us are getting them

Jul 5, 2002

Booohahaha

BAD MON

iTrader: (1)

Joined: Apr 2001

Posts: 16,559

Likes: 0

From: GTA

Rep Power: 0

Booohahaha is an unknown quantity at this point

hahahaha
thats ur opinion man.
u dont need camber unless its 2 inches or more.
i havent had camber problems at all
my wheels are like this
| |
| |
there is no need for camber kit if ur dropped 1.75. after the drop get ur wheels re aligned and ur done!
<--h&r's sport springs and no problems at all!