Tenzo lowering springs...

dahun

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• Nov 29, 2006

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I searched for this in the forums but nothing, so here it is...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=019&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&viewitem=&item=290048510150&rd=1,1

Anybody has any experience with these springs?

 

the98stang

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• Nov 29, 2006

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Tenzo R...smells like rice

 

SaleenGT2001

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looks like junk to me. just buy some name brand springs. they're only about 80 more

 

trailblz

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• Nov 30, 2006

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I dont have any experience with these springs, but if you are just going for the lowered "look" they should be fine. If you are looking to improved the performance of your stang, stick with the name brands like Eibach.

 

four six

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+1 for name brand. IMO when it comes to the suspension don't cheap out on garbage

 

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Todd00GT1

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• Nov 30, 2006

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I had Tenzo R springs on my 97 Civic EX coupe back in the day. I thought they were a rice only brand, but I guess not anymore. They were a 2" drop and the car handled very well. I used to do pretty well autocrossing. I had them on the car for a good 3 years and they didn't sag at all. Don't know how they'd be for a Stang though. Different ball game there.