eiback prokit VS tanabe GF210
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eiback prokit VS tanabe GF210
soo the eibach prokit give a drop of 1" all around
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tanabe giving the drop of 1"front and 1.2" rear.
could you guys be of great help and point me in the right way?
and NO thanks no coil overs at this time haha~
i would like a nice even drop.. not a raked look.
my friend lowerd his TSX and his rear is lower then the front.. looks pretty bad to me.
but right now as of stock.. the rear is higher then the front.. so would the tanabe GF210 put the car at a even stance?
or should i just go for the eibach prokit and just lower it 1" all around? would it make the rear just a little higher then the front?
thanks
VS
tanabe giving the drop of 1"front and 1.2" rear.
could you guys be of great help and point me in the right way?
and NO thanks no coil overs at this time haha~
i would like a nice even drop.. not a raked look.
my friend lowerd his TSX and his rear is lower then the front.. looks pretty bad to me.
but right now as of stock.. the rear is higher then the front.. so would the tanabe GF210 put the car at a even stance?
or should i just go for the eibach prokit and just lower it 1" all around? would it make the rear just a little higher then the front?
thanks
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I would go with the eibach sportlines if i were you. Its a pretty low drop but i havent scraped anywhere with this drop so far and i've driven on these springs for around 1000 miles now. For now the ride quality remained the same(will probably go bad when shocks blow). It gives the car a nice even drop. The prokit lowers the car nicely but the rear stays up a tad. The sporlines give it that nice even drop.
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I would go with the eibach sportlines if i were you. Its a pretty low drop but i havent scraped anywhere with this drop so far and i've driven on these springs for around 1000 miles now. For now the ride quality remained the same(will probably go bad when shocks blow). It gives the car a nice even drop. The prokit lowers the car nicely but the rear stays up a tad. The sporlines give it that nice even drop.
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I just installed my Gf210's last weekend and I think your concerns are not warranted... The drop in the Rear on the GF210's is only 0.2 " more than the pro kit... Considering that that the "z" rear starts pretty high, it still looks like the same raked look to me, rear end is still higher than the front end, just by .2" less than before...
I took a pic today, let me upload it...
I took a pic today, let me upload it...
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the tanabe gf210s settle very low,about as low if not lower than sportlines from what ive seen...GENERALLY if your going with those you for sure should buy a rear camber kit,u might possibly need a frontone down the line as well. eibach pro kit is very street user friendly,its what im getting installed soon.
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I just installed my Gf210's last weekend and I think your concerns are not warranted... The drop in the Rear on the GF210's is only 0.2 "... Considering that that the "z" rear starts pretty high, it still looks like the same raked look to me, rear end is still higher than the front end, just by .2" less than before...
I took a pic today, let me upload it...
I took a pic today, let me upload it...
I thought it was 1.2"
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Sorry, the pic I took is from a horrible angle, you can't see what you need to... I took it from a bad side angle, there are many other pics floating around here, search "gf210" in the suspension forum...
Good Luck with your Decision!
Good Luck with your Decision!
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thanks alot! looks good!
im just dont want the rear's being lower then the front!
seems like alot of the eibachs come out to be like that.
but when i see the tanabe pictures.. it dosnt look like that~
BUT the tanabe is suppose to be lower by .2 in the rear over the eibachs.
HMMMMMMMMMMMM damn it! cant make up my mind~ haha
im just dont want the rear's being lower then the front!
seems like alot of the eibachs come out to be like that.
but when i see the tanabe pictures.. it dosnt look like that~
BUT the tanabe is suppose to be lower by .2 in the rear over the eibachs.
HMMMMMMMMMMMM damn it! cant make up my mind~ haha
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^Eibach seems to be consistent on their drop, however gf210 always isn't(from what i am seeing this whole time). GF210 and Eibach Prokit both are great choice. just go with whatever is cheaper and has better condition.
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the tanabe gf210s settle very low,about as low if not lower than sportlines from what ive seen...GENERALLY if your going with those you for sure should buy a rear camber kit,u might possibly need a frontone down the line as well. eibach pro kit is very street user friendly,its what im getting installed soon.
But I have Tanabe NF210 it's pretty even, the rear is barely higher then the front, which is how I like it.