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tanabe

30.43%

eibach pro

52.17%

espilars

21.74%

Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 23. You may not vote on this poll

lowering springs

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06-09-10 | 09:16 PM

#16

djb5118

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I have Swift springs and Koni Yellow shocks both for the Supra, and I am very happy with the modest drop and great ride and handling.

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06-09-10 | 09:26 PM

#17

Akito san

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Originally Posted by lexus95

ive been looking for a set of lowering springs for my sc400. im trying to decide between tanabe, eibach pro, or espilar springs. which one do you guys think would be the best ones to go with

Hmmm If you want a good drop on stock ESpelir and Nice drop Tanabe.
if your switching your shocks to supra then Eilbach.

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06-19-10 | 05:24 AM

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I got my tanabe springs installed last night and love it so far. It has a very nice drop and ride for the money! $225 shipped.

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06-19-10 | 09:13 AM

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Matador

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I had supra eibachs along with supra kyb's on my last SC. Ride was annoyling bumpy, even on smooth roads. Im sure the daizen bushings contributed to the harsh ride, but I wont be going with springs again.

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06-19-10 | 09:19 AM

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GSteg

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Congrats on the drop. The Tanabe springs are some of the softer springs available for the SC. It doesn't have an aggressive drop, but it's a great addition to your car if you want slightly better handling without the ride of a Dodge Ram 2500.

As for coilovers, you guys should quit suggesting them without knowing what the OP's intents are.

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