Tanabe Sustec Pro S-0C Coilover 2008-2009 Infiniti G37 Coupe (V36) - P/N: TSC130

Good or bad? GO!!

Also there is a picture of a coupe dropped thats how i want mine dropped what can i use as an alternative of this that would be - better ?

 

I've heard good things about the Tanabes, but decided against them because they are not adjustable.

 

Adjustable dampening FTW!! If you are going to be the least bit aggressive or run wide tires, I suggest getting adjustable coils.

 

did you mean Non-Adjustable damping FTL?
i thought tanabe's were only height adjustable

 

Such as?

 

Not everyone needs or wants adjustable damping. I've read numerous postive reviews on tanabe coilovers. OP you should search. This topic has been covered exactly a bazillion times.

 

now...a bazillion and 1

 

Hit up Diego I think he'll sell his tanabe coils after get stance coils installed, dont know when though lol

 

im running on the tanabe coils. pretty good improvement over the stock shocks and not very uncomfortable either. only height adjustable, if you track your car you might need damping as well.

 

I dont track my car, so the ones i put up there will be good?

 

If you just want to adjust the ride height go for it.

 

I have had my tanabe's on for a few months now. They are stiffer than stock, but it is not uncomfortable. They are only height adjustable. I have mine around 25.75" all around which is pretty low, but not slammed. I drive my car everyday. I have driven through Baltimore and DC now and have been able to do so without problems. I would recommend them to anybody who wants affordable coilsovers.

I use the GF measurement device. If she doesn't complain about it being stiff and uncomfortable and can still do her make-up in the car then they can't be that stiff.

 

Here is a quick picture so you know what ride height I am talking about:

 

Want the Best?, don't settle for less - KW-V3's for the win!:

 

Thanks for the pics fortress and Mark i know but they are ridiculously expensive on the budget im on right now i didn't expect to pay the same amount for coil overs than i would for my rims...