suspension- Tanabe pro five coilover

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03-06-10, 06:58 PM

kelzzz

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suspension- Tanabe pro five coilover

hey CL i have is350 and ive read that tanabe pro five is a good coilover i work 30 away from home so i want something not to bumpy or hard is this a good coilover and im going to put 20s on good idea ? and i seen this coilover on ebay_ http://cgi.ebay.com/Emotion-Suspensi...item335abc27d5 anybody herd of it and info about other coilovers would be great also thanks

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03-06-10, 07:30 PM

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Tanabe..........

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03-06-10, 07:33 PM

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dude go with the tanabes i love the ride. its not too bumpy but just right. well worth the money

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03-07-10, 01:48 AM

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The only things i dislike about tanabe is the rear coil over uses the OEM top hat, bump stop, and when adjusting the dampening...You can turn it whichever way it will not stop, it's hard to know what setting you are on. Getting the TEAS is a MUST!

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03-07-10, 09:26 AM

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no complaints here

don't forget the teas unit

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03-07-10, 01:34 PM

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no complaints here

don't forget the teas unit

Yeah, with the TEAS its automatic, so adjusting won't be a problem.

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03-07-10, 01:39 PM

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tanabe ftw.

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03-08-10, 12:03 PM

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Tanabe has a good setup for the street, and the TEAS is popular.

If you need pricing or have any questions feel free to PM us

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03-08-10, 12:15 PM

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wait wats TEAS lol. did that come with the coils or gotta buy seperate

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03-08-10, 07:09 PM

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TEAS is a very expensive option tho

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03-31-10, 10:28 AM

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So Tanabe? I've been doing sooooo much research and searches on the forums about coilovers.. I'm bouncing back and forth with Tanabe, Megans, and Tein CS....
Sooo much info.. can someone add some insight.. I also read something about Pillowtop mounts, pillow covers, goosedown pillows, (i don't know)...