patpatjacky

To all Honda tech experts,

Recently, i bought a set of Tanabe Sustec ProSC type2 coiloiver for my EG sedan, and I am a newbie of coilover system (i never try coilover before). Because this is the first coilover for my civic, and i want to keep it as good as possible. So i would like to ask how about how all the honda tech experts maintain the coilover and make it last longer?

Please help me out! Really appreciated!

JAcky

dangthemang

ride on medium/soft, drive slow, avoid potholes etc, if it's cold garage your car to avoid too much temperature change, and i don't know what else.

Blzdeep

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And from being in O.C. he knows about road conditions !!!

GG99

tanabe is a pretty good company...i wouldnt really worry about how "long" it will last. It all depends on your driving and road conditions.

dangthemang

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And from being in O.C. he knows about road conditions !!! </TD></TR></TABLE>

when did i mention anything about orange county road conditions?

patpatjacky

Since i am living in Vancouver, the road condition is rough in city... but i drive like normally 50 to 60 km/hr and avoid all the potholes already. But just want to know more then i can have more fun with my coilover.

Really appreciated and thx for all the advices. What else i should really consider and pay specific attention?

Blzdeep

you didnt but under your post did