http://www.inlinefour.com/tansusprosst.html

found these and for the price look really nice. I dont do auto-xing but wouldnt mind doing it in the future. Am i going to cheap way out or are these good enough for my needs?


Modified by 98cwitr at 1:30 PM 10/24/2003

 

I have them and I really like mine.

 

is it me, or do all the jdm (for lack of a better classification) companies seem to like to use the absolute longest titles for their products?

 

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yeah right.

to me Tanabe's r&d and quality has fallen off in the past years.

 

anymore reviews? I was going for some Tein RAs but since i dont autox i decided $1600 might be a little to rich for my blood

 

consider zeal b2's.

i had a set of ra's. they were great coilovers.
however, tein's choice of finish on their products is not durable enough.

 

well the tanabe's are only $850 compared to $1650 for the zeals

 

r&d has them on special this month.

 

still kinda looking for &lt;$1000

 

If you're looking for that price range, why not go for Koni yellows and Ground Controls??? No, it's not a true coilover setup, but it is an EXTREMELY proven setup that is very effective. No bling, just a bulletproof, killer setup.

 

Tein SS is a good for the buck upgrade for around $900.

 

bad experience with ground controls on my '00 Celica GTS, plus having pillow ball mounts would be nice and save installation time.