First Look: Tanabe GF210 and DF210 springs

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Jul 29, 2006 | 09:29 AM

#41

TomiGunz

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From: San Angelo, TX

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Originally Posted by jits14

yeah i just ordered them off ebaymotors, so i believe they are in final production

the stance looks great and i have the same size wheels so its good to hear they don't rub, i just can't wait to handle with these springs

I saw some on ebay too. They list stuff they don't have. Good luck..

Aug 1, 2006 | 09:31 PM

#42

ChrisG

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From: Gloucester, Virginia

It seems that the Vogtland springs lower the car more, and are a little bit more tighter as well.

Aug 2, 2006 | 01:15 AM

#43

Paulo107

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From: The Latin Pot

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Originally Posted by 4dr4life!

So I dropped my car off monday morning and came out with this

I would've FIT under it, if it wasnt for a bar going down to hook up for towing

How many fingers?
Front

Rear

This is with 16" w/205/40

Thx Tanabe!

The ride & height is just perfect for me, no rubbing issues, no road/spring noise and very smooth for my daily commute. It rides like stock with a nice lowered stance

Waiting to clean my car to put the stickers on

yo would you had been able to drop them with the DF210s?? would that been to low with your wheel set up?

Aug 2, 2006 | 11:14 AM

#44

4dr4life!

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Originally Posted by Paulo107

yo would you had been able to drop them with the DF210s?? would that been to low with your wheel set up?

They actually test FIT-ted the DF210's on my car too. When I was talking to the R&D manager he said that the DF210 would need aftermarket shocks since it lowers more and is more aggressive.
The GF210 actually settled in and it looks like it lowered alittle more when I first got them Still rides good

Aug 10, 2006 | 10:23 PM

#45

blackgd3

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From: laguna

Any updates on the tanabe df210's?

Aug 22, 2006 | 03:08 PM

#46

jits14

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From: milwaukee, WI

I am seriously excited, I got a hold of the Tanabe DF210 Prototypes, I believe the ones used in the picture, to install on my black Fit. I couldn't wait for them to be released yet. I am a little concerned about some rub issues i might have from what I heard but I am willing to take the chance. I have a base so I am not worried about ground clearance too much but it still should be pretty low.

Aug 23, 2006 | 06:04 AM

#47

blackgd3

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From: laguna

Pics ASAP please

Aug 29, 2006 | 10:49 PM

#48

Zeefer

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From: Warwick, NY

shock damage

would these mess with the stock shocks?

i know some people who went with stock shocks and lower springs and had some pretty bad turnouts

if not a set of i'd definiately be a buyer

Sep 7, 2006 | 05:02 PM

#49

Tanabe USA

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From: Torrance, CA

We've had many sets of these springs ship out of our warehouse, we're excited to hear feedback on these springs.

GF210 is available and for sale

DF210 is pending arrival from Japan

Both springs will work with the factory dampers, and aftermarket dampers can complement them better, by being valved more aggressively for the higher spring rates.