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tanabe
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eibach pro
12
52.17%
espilars
5
21.74%
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lowering springs
06-07-10 | 08:47 PM
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lowering springs
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
06-07-10 | 10:43 PM
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eventually i will probably get coilovers. a buddy of mine is good friends with one of the guys that works with d2 and he said he might be able to get me a set of d2 coilovers for around $700
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06-09-10 | 07:20 AM
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I have a nice used set of Espliers in the classified section for sale. These give you the most drop with using stock setup struts. Gives you over 2 inches in the front alone. LMK.
I had the front ones installed and the ride was still good. Just too much modifying to get the tires to quit rubbing and scraping. Prolly the same if you go with coilovers.
I had the front ones installed and the ride was still good. Just too much modifying to get the tires to quit rubbing and scraping. Prolly the same if you go with coilovers.
06-09-10 | 07:48 AM
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Just ordered a set of NF210s last night. I got them for $224.50 shipped thought that was a good deal for a set of springs. Ill post a before and after picture I have supra tt wheels and it should look good... I hope!!
06-09-10 | 01:40 PM
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I have a nice used set of Espliers in the classified section for sale. These give you the most drop with using stock setup struts. Gives you over 2 inches in the front alone. LMK.
I had the front ones installed and the ride was still good. Just too much modifying to get the tires to quit rubbing and scraping. Prolly the same if you go with coilovers.
I had the front ones installed and the ride was still good. Just too much modifying to get the tires to quit rubbing and scraping. Prolly the same if you go with coilovers.
06-09-10 | 05:59 PM
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If you have stock rims and tires and need a good set of springs, these are it. These will give you the most drop for the money. Check out the SC300/400 tire/wheel section for everything you want to know about offsets, drops, and rolling fenders to accomodate any combo for your SC. PM me if possibly interested.
