[smalltownscionman]

I was looking on ebay today and i saw a set of tenzo R lowering springs for $100 plus shipping. Are these good springs and is this a reasonable price? thanks

Jeremy

 

[Ghost_1]

Spring wise I haven't heard a thing about them. I would say depending on your lowering preferences stick with Tanabe df210 or the other ones I forgot the number, goldline springs, or eibach. Most people are running those and they are quite happy with them.

Search around. I was able to pick up a set of TRD springs for around 100 bucks. . .I was lucky and I was able to find the matching shocks and struts for 200 bucks. Just look around you'll be able to find the good stuff for a good price. Patience is the key.
-Ghost

 

[youthinasia]

I agree with ghost. I've never heard ofthose. I'd stick with a quality brand name item, especially with something as important to your suspension as springs. Thje staples would be from the likes of TEIN, Tanabe, Goldline, etc...they may be a bit more, but they are really worth it. DOn't sell yourself short!

 

[scvscions]

Yes, you don't want spring noise, it will drive you crazy. That and the uneven sag front/rear or side to side. Quatity control is as important as $ cause you have to sport your ride everywhere you go

 

[Ghost_1]

Check this post out, maybe it might help a little.

http://www.clubxb.com/forums/suspension-chassis-brakes/314-tein-s-techs.html