Kyb gr2 tanabe nf210 question
02-09-08, 05:27 PM
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Kyb gr2 tanabe nf210 question
I installed my tanabe nf and kyb shocks the other day i noticed the front was lower. and was wondering if it takes longer for the rear springs to settle since theres no weight in the back?
02-11-08, 01:42 PM
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I installed the NF210's on factory shocks and noticed the same thing, I think it is the springs instead of shocks. the Fronts are a -1.2 drop and the rears are only -.8. I think the rear has settled some too though. I have 2 fingers at front and 2.5 in the rear. I put mine on a couple of weeks ago. I hope this helps.
02-11-08, 02:48 PM
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The front will be just a bit lower than the rear. At least that looks better than my L-tuned setup where my front sits higher than the rear. The rear will eventually settle more. The spring rate in the back is a bit less than the front. My setup looked even at the beginning until a few days later, the rear sat lower. I'll probably end up selling the L-tuned springs in the future (depending on whether I want to mod my car or not 
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02-15-08, 08:09 PM
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I back GSteg. ...Had L-Tuned setup on GS3 and rear might have been a little lower than front if you looked really close.
NF210's on my GS430 and front is a little lower than rear. However, I DO believe springs DO settle slightly and the rear has sunk a little. The drop is even enough for me....
NF210's on my GS430 and front is a little lower than rear. However, I DO believe springs DO settle slightly and the rear has sunk a little. The drop is even enough for me....
The front will be just a bit lower than the rear. At least that looks better than my L-tuned setup where my front sits higher than the rear. The rear will eventually settle more. The spring rate in the back is a bit less than the front. My setup looked even at the beginning until a few days later, the rear sat lower. I'll probably end up selling the L-tuned springs in the future (depending on whether I want to mod my car or not )
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