Tanabe or BC coilovers?
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ive seen mixed reviews about tanabe with some saying it improves handling while others saying it does not. everyone seems to agree that tanabe gives a very comfortable ride though.
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BC got a bad rap at first because of some rattling but it is my understanding that has been corrected. I have the first set of BC's on a G37. Been rockin them for a couple years now with no issues at all. IMO BC is the best for that price range. I dont think the Tanabes are 30 way adjustable like the BC's.
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I would go with Tanabe Pro-S0c... definitely feel the difference without sacrificing the comfort.
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I have BC's on the sedan, about 1k miles now and couldn't be happier at this point. It was a bit rough the first couple hundred miles, at 15 clicks, but have smoothed out since.
No creaks, rattles, groans or squeaks to talk of.
Right now i have it set to 20 clicks* front and back, and it rides better, smoother and reacts to roads irregularities better than the OEM "sport" suspension.
*0 clicks = full hard, 30 clicks = full soft
No creaks, rattles, groans or squeaks to talk of.
Right now i have it set to 20 clicks* front and back, and it rides better, smoother and reacts to roads irregularities better than the OEM "sport" suspension.
*0 clicks = full hard, 30 clicks = full soft
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what are you looking for from your coils?
i have bc's on the way because they gave me the 12/10 spring rate i wanted, they are linear and come with extenders so i can adjust for the track and street. really looking forward to getting them on.
i have bc's on the way because they gave me the 12/10 spring rate i wanted, they are linear and come with extenders so i can adjust for the track and street. really looking forward to getting them on.
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