for those with tenzo r springs
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for those with tenzo r springs
ok i need feedback on these guys/gals i am tempted to order these thursday but i want some feedback on them....how is the ride quality? how far did it drop u? was the drop there or did it have to be worn in? how hard was the installation?...thnx
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well found another set of springs....
so im looking at these with the 2.0 drop in the front and 2.5 in the back for 200 or
number one ::nopis company:: with a 1.6 drop in the front and 1.8 in the back for 150
decisions decisions lol
so im looking at these with the 2.0 drop in the front and 2.5 in the back for 200 or
number one ::nopis company:: with a 1.6 drop in the front and 1.8 in the back for 150
decisions decisions lol
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Theres probly a million threads on how the Tenzo's are. But with my experience they have been great. Rides great, no harsh ride. The drop is noticable the minute the get installed, and yes after a while they will settle even lower. (i cant get my jack under the subframe rail of the car now) and installation is easy just like every other spring. And since I know its coming I didnt need a camber kit, others have said they did, but I didnt.
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From: baltimore md
Originally Posted by 05sedan
yea i read a few of the old posts but the last post was back like 3-4 months ago and i just posted to see if maybe others have gotten them
just go h&r u wont b dissapointed
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I love how people never give Tenzo a chance for the springs. Me and Biohazard are really the only ones that are on here that have used them and we both LOVE them. Yes h&r is a good company, but it all depends on how much you want to drop it. I love my Tenzo's
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Originally Posted by rallyyellow06
I love how people never give Tenzo a chance for the springs. Me and Biohazard are really the only ones that are on here that have used them and we both LOVE them. Yes h&r is a good company, but it all depends on how much you want to drop it. I love my Tenzo's
i was not tryin to bash nething especially when i kno nothin bout it
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Originally Posted by carbombss
i was not tryin to bash nething especially when i kno nothin bout it
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From: East Brunswick, NJ
Originally Posted by IonNinja
aka coilovers because there are no struts available lol
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From: Moncton Newbrunswick Can.
Originally Posted by NJHK
Even still, if there is no type of absorbing product available, I would think twice about lowering.
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Originally Posted by NJHK
Even still, if there is no type of absorbing product available, I would think twice about lowering.
i was this same way but couldn't take the gap
I've been fine so far...no civic bouncing yet but I do want some struts ASAP. I don't like the soft feeling of the suspension
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Originally Posted by IonNinja
true
i was this same way but couldn't take the gap
I've been fine so far...no civic bouncing yet but I do want some struts ASAP. I don't like the soft feeling of the suspension
i was this same way but couldn't take the gap
I've been fine so far...no civic bouncing yet but I do want some struts ASAP. I don't like the soft feeling of the suspension
It seems like you base model guys are really getting the short end of the stick lately...
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From: Oshawa, ONT
Originally Posted by NJHK
Even still, if there is no type of absorbing product available, I would think twice about lowering.
I've been riding on SportLine Springs for the last couple months and I haven't noticed any problems as of yet. They lower me 2.0 in the front and 2.5 in the rear. Looks damn good too!
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yes i have tenzos on that blue cobalt... and yeah it looks low in the back i think its because i have a full tank of gas... it might be the angle of the pic.. it looks even in real life.. ill try to get a better pic
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