anyone know how the tanabe lowering springs handle???

[canadian_princess]

found them for $158 and i might just get them but i wanna get some input first before i put out the money for my monster. :smile: i need to know how they handle, and if i might need the c-kit.

[*MAD DOG*]

They would handle a lot better than stock but not as nice as coilovers.

[SilverBack]

Which ones you looking at? DF210 or NF210?

IMO the NF's wouldn't lower it enough for a camber kit. DF's, not sure

[m911gt]

I used to have Tein S-Tech lows and I switched to the Tanabe NF's. I really like the way the Tanabes sit, not as low as the Teins, but they are a bit stiffer. Whether or not you "need" a camber kit depends on your needs and what size tire/wheel combo you'll be using. If you want better handling, give it a mild drop then look into suspension components (bracing, shocks/struts, etc.). There are a surprising amount of mods out there for our cars :) Good luck!

[m911gt]

and you can always do what I did...buy the adjustable camber bolts anyway, for ~$35, you can't really go wrong with added adjustability.

[Phaeton]

I've got df210's and I'm pretty happy with them. I've put over 45k miles on my car since installing them.
The only time they cause a problem is when I go over huge speed bumps too fast.

[canadian_princess]

thanks! i really appreciate all your help. yeah, they would be the df 210's.