I've got extra pairs of springs, complete sets, Brand NEW!

T1R and Tanabe DR210's.
T1R's ARE SOLD.
TANABE SPRINGS ARE AVAILABLE.

Either set, $170 including UPS ground.
Both have a similar drop - F 1.8", R 1.3"
Tanabe's are in red, T1R's are in blue.

 

Is it the first set of springs that T1R made or the second? And isnt the drop 1.6 and 1.3 for the T1R's? Just wondering, may be interested.

Are they new or were they on your car, if so how did they feel?

 

x2

Are they T1R v1 or v2?

Might be interested...


-Ricky

 

version 1, no they are new.
As noted, similar drop 1.8" vs 1.6" - you won't tell.
The version one was suppose to have a little less drop in the back, maybe in the front as well. I bought lots of parts and surveyed what I wanted to use and these two pairs of springs are new as stated.

 

bumpity bump.

 

pm ascgd3 he's looking for a springs BNIB

 

thx trav but im looking for it to be local pick up only

 

dude that price is shipped!!!!

 

yeah x2

get these

 

$170 to your door via UPS.

 

Still available.

 

You have any pics of the drop?

 

No, because the springs are new. You could name about six brands of springs and the look of them would all be the same on the average photograph. Probably a finger or so clearance between the tires and fender/quarterpanel.

 

i want the t1r's pm me polease

 

T1R's are spoken for by my friend in Virginia. I still have Tanabe springs available.

 

whats the feeback on the tr?

 

Those, along with plenty others are all similar. A number of brands are great springs. Your splitting hairs mostly. The big difference is when you step up to coilovers all together.

 

Tanabe DR210 Springs are available for $170 - includes UPS ground to the main 48.

 

hmm i'm kinda interested in the dr210 springs, how much of a drop did you say they give the car?

 

The DF210 (just noticed a typo as I listed them as DR) offers a large drop while retaining a superb ride. The spring rate is raised 10-15% to compensate for the shortened suspension travel without over stiffening the spring rate and affecting ride quality and shock lifespan.

Drop is 1.8" frt, 1.3" on rear. Probably about a one and a half finger gap.

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