Tanabe Sustec Pro 5 Vs BC Racing Coilovers
02-10-10, 02:31 AM
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Tanabe Sustec Pro 5 Vs BC Racing Coilovers
I did some searches on coilovers. These are my finial 2 choices. Since they are about the same price with the same ride quality and features. Wt do u guys think about these 2 coilovers? please let me know thanks.
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Are the Tanabes monotube or twin tube? I believe the Tanabes are twin tube, similar to TEIN SS. I know BC Racing coils are monotube. Monotubes are considered higher performance and better dampening compared to twin tube.
I guess people usually go with Tanabe because of its brand popularity, Japan manufacturing, and perhaps everyday driving with a decent drop.
If you are willing to spend the amount of money on Tanabe, I suggest you consider monotube coilovers that will deliver more performance and satisfaction for the money spent.
I guess people usually go with Tanabe because of its brand popularity, Japan manufacturing, and perhaps everyday driving with a decent drop.
If you are willing to spend the amount of money on Tanabe, I suggest you consider monotube coilovers that will deliver more performance and satisfaction for the money spent.
02-11-10, 08:41 PM
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Are the Tanabes monotube or twin tube? I believe the Tanabes are twin tube, similar to TEIN SS. I know BC Racing coils are monotube. Monotubes are considered higher performance and better dampening compared to twin tube.
I guess people usually go with Tanabe because of its brand popularity, Japan manufacturing, and perhaps everyday driving with a decent drop.
If you are willing to spend the amount of money on Tanabe, I suggest you consider monotube coilovers that will deliver more performance and satisfaction for the money spent.
I guess people usually go with Tanabe because of its brand popularity, Japan manufacturing, and perhaps everyday driving with a decent drop.
If you are willing to spend the amount of money on Tanabe, I suggest you consider monotube coilovers that will deliver more performance and satisfaction for the money spent.
02-14-10, 12:55 PM
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The BCR's are a better choice IMO.
They are monotube instead of twin-tube. They offer Rubber upper mounts for better NVH control. The BCR's have a locking lower ring to make sure your ride height stays put and they have a much better "rebuilding" service.
The Tanabes are a decent coil, but not as good a "bang-for-your-buck" setup.
The BC's are stout too, the Tanabes aren't any "stronger".
Feel free to PM us for more info or pricing.
They are monotube instead of twin-tube. They offer Rubber upper mounts for better NVH control. The BCR's have a locking lower ring to make sure your ride height stays put and they have a much better "rebuilding" service.
The Tanabes are a decent coil, but not as good a "bang-for-your-buck" setup.
The BC's are stout too, the Tanabes aren't any "stronger".
Feel free to PM us for more info or pricing.
02-15-10, 12:38 PM
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The BCR's are a better choice IMO.
They are monotube instead of twin-tube. They offer Rubber upper mounts for better NVH control. The BCR's have a locking lower ring to make sure your ride height stays put and they have a much better "rebuilding" service.
The Tanabes are a decent coil, but not as good a "bang-for-your-buck" setup.
The BC's are stout too, the Tanabes aren't any "stronger".
Feel free to PM us for more info or pricing.
They are monotube instead of twin-tube. They offer Rubber upper mounts for better NVH control. The BCR's have a locking lower ring to make sure your ride height stays put and they have a much better "rebuilding" service.
The Tanabes are a decent coil, but not as good a "bang-for-your-buck" setup.
The BC's are stout too, the Tanabes aren't any "stronger".
Feel free to PM us for more info or pricing.
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