How much of a drop would tanabe nf210 springs get me with stock shocks?

 

i have them... it says it on there site. 1.2f/0.9r

im on 20's so it looks high... if u go with smaller wheels i recommend u get different springs because its an unnoticeable drop

 

Love the chrome.. I think I will be the only one on here that says that... usually everyone hates it.. :-)

 

^^ yea i know u would be... Thanks a lot! i know its not the taste of many but im not going for the same look as other ppl. here is a pic of the car stock with the springs (no rims) not that much of a drop. Dont know what ur into but if ur into LOW than they r not the way to go. good luck

 

Actually that's^^^ the perfect height for me. Did you change the shocks as well? I'm looking to get a drop but not to much of an aggressive drop due to the streets here in NY and I hear the nf210 springs aren't that comfortable on ride quality.

 

that actually seems fine for me i just dont wanna see the extra space in between the wheel and the same height off the ground as a gs300. would they go good with 18" wheels?

 

Depends on what size tires you run. The wheel diameter is not going to dictate the overall diameter, the tire size and aspect ratio will.

A popular set-up on 18's is usually a staggered set-up in 8.5 - 9.0 and 9.5 - 10. Tires in the sizes of 245/40 and 275/35 will maintain the factory O/D.

 

no i didnt change the shocks... and to answer ur question about comfort.. they are after all called 'comfort springs" before my rims my car actually drove same as stock. i have always used tanabe on all my cars. can not think of a single negative thing to say about these springs. to add another beneficial fact,i think ($230 shipped) they are super cheap. thats awesome.

they definitely take the gap away. and i think the correct tires as mentioned will make it look perfect! gl

thats the way to go,.. just dont get like rubber band tires and 18's will look awesome on this spring set up