UL on Tanabe NF210, 15mm/25mm spacers with OEM chrome 18s
05-23-09, 11:58 PM
#1
UL on Tanabe NF210, 15mm/25mm spacers with OEM chrome 18s
I am slowly progressing to the look that I want, I just finished one phase of it.
This might be boring to most of you guys, since it look mostly stock. But this is my current preference, I want the subtle OEM look, with a twist.
This might be boring to most of you guys, since it look mostly stock. But this is my current preference, I want the subtle OEM look, with a twist.
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05-24-09, 12:59 AM
#10
Looks great! Love the drop, rims and spacers! Just wish the front is another 20-30MM lower, guess you are buying a SS kit and will just use the front! 
Not getting window tints?
BTW, I think if you put a set of nice OEM chrome license plate frames for the front and back, would make it look nicer too.
Not getting window tints?
BTW, I think if you put a set of nice OEM chrome license plate frames for the front and back, would make it look nicer too.
05-24-09, 08:48 AM
#12
Thank you
Yeah I do wish the front is slightly lower, maybe 10mm~15mm or so. But most of the time the car looks good already, and my wife do drive it. But I could buy the front SS kit separately though. I am still considering it.
My preference is clear, I don't mind to be seen in this car
I never really like license plate frames, but I'll keep my eyes out for some nice ones.
Thanks for your input!
My preference is clear, I don't mind to be seen in this car
Thanks for your input!
05-24-09, 09:37 AM
#15
The ride comfort is pretty much the same, it is still pretty soft, I was really worry about making the car uncomfortable also, lowering springs kept reminding me of bouncy stiff ride of my old GTR and STi, but no, nothing like that. It is still perfectly comfy, 100% LS like. The ride is softer then my dad's 100% stock sport design GS300.
The only difference is, there is a more solid feel to it, especially over impacts. I prefer the feel of steel springs better, because I like the more solid feel. There are less body roll also, since the steel springs are stiffer.
The only difference is, there is a more solid feel to it, especially over impacts. I prefer the feel of steel springs better, because I like the more solid feel. There are less body roll also, since the steel springs are stiffer.
Last edited by BNR34; 05-24-09 at 09:42 AM.
