COMPLETE TANABE LINEUP: Honda Fit
#1
COMPLETE TANABE LINEUP: Honda Fit
Here is a complete list of the products that we carry for the Honda Fit. Ive been getting alot of PM's about product info and part #'s so I decided that it would be more effective to compile a list of everything in one location. If you click on the product image it is linked to the Tanabe website where you can find additional information on the specific product. If you guys have any questions still free to contact me through PM and I can help you. Just thought that the site could use this info!
EXHAUST:
Tanabe Concept G:
-Under 93db At All RPM
-Max HP Gains -Max HP Gains
-Low Tone
-Full Stainless SUS304 Construction
-Part #: T80122A
Tanabe Medalion Touring:
-Under 93db At All RPM
-Low Tone for Street with Refined Look
-Full Stainless SUS304 Construction
-Part #: T70122A
SUSPENSION:
GF210 Lowering Springs:
-Max Agility
-Lowering F:1.5/R:0.9
-Springrates F:3.4/R:5.0
-Subtle Drop
-Improved Handling and Still Retians Great Comfort
-Part #: TGF122
DF210 Lowering Springs:
-Max Lowering
-Lowering F:1.8/R:1.3
-Springrates F:3.1/R:4.9
-Aggressive Stance
-Improved Handling
-Part #: TDF122
Chassis:
Sustec Tower Bar:
-Reduce Chassis Flex
-Improve Handling
-Improve Stability
-Part : Front TTB122F/Rear TTB122R
Sustec Under Brace:
-Reduces Chassis Flex
-Improve Handling
-Improve Stability
-Part #: TUB122F
EXHAUST:
Tanabe Concept G:
-Under 93db At All RPM
-Max HP Gains -Max HP Gains
-Low Tone
-Full Stainless SUS304 Construction
-Part #: T80122A
Tanabe Medalion Touring:
-Under 93db At All RPM
-Low Tone for Street with Refined Look
-Full Stainless SUS304 Construction
-Part #: T70122A
SUSPENSION:
GF210 Lowering Springs:
-Max Agility
-Lowering F:1.5/R:0.9
-Springrates F:3.4/R:5.0
-Subtle Drop
-Improved Handling and Still Retians Great Comfort
-Part #: TGF122
DF210 Lowering Springs:
-Max Lowering
-Lowering F:1.8/R:1.3
-Springrates F:3.1/R:4.9
-Aggressive Stance
-Improved Handling
-Part #: TDF122
Chassis:
Sustec Tower Bar:
-Reduce Chassis Flex
-Improve Handling
-Improve Stability
-Part : Front TTB122F/Rear TTB122R
Sustec Under Brace:
-Reduces Chassis Flex
-Improve Handling
-Improve Stability
-Part #: TUB122F
Last edited by Tanabe USA; 09-27-2007 at 05:56 PM.
#2
check well your product description...
GF210's info and DF210's are switched.
it says that Grip Feeling springs provide a 1.8' drop in the front and 1.3' in the rear. Those are DF's specs though...
just thought i'd help u notice!
GF210's info and DF210's are switched.
it says that Grip Feeling springs provide a 1.8' drop in the front and 1.3' in the rear. Those are DF's specs though...
just thought i'd help u notice!
#7
Unfortunately we do not sell directly to the public, however you can find a vendor on the fitfreak forums who carry our products and who can get you very good pricing.
#10
We just posted some products from our Tanabe, SSR, and More-Japan lineup in the Products section of the site. Hopefully it will give you a better idea of the products that we offer.
#11
will the DF210's work as good with stock shocks and struts as well as the GF210's? i've read more about the GF's than the DF's, but i'm looking more into the aggressive stance than performance since my fit is for daily commute. do you know if aftermarket camber will be needed for the DF210's?
if you could PM me the info since i rarely check my posts, that'd be greatly appreciated.
if you could PM me the info since i rarely check my posts, that'd be greatly appreciated.
#12
will the DF210's work as good with stock shocks and struts as well as the GF210's? i've read more about the GF's than the DF's, but i'm looking more into the aggressive stance than performance since my fit is for daily commute. do you know if aftermarket camber will be needed for the DF210's?
if you could PM me the info since i rarely check my posts, that'd be greatly appreciated.
if you could PM me the info since i rarely check my posts, that'd be greatly appreciated.
The DF210's will give your Fit a more aggressive stance over the GF210's. You can run OEM shocks with the springs or you can run an aftermarket shock. It is recomended that anytime you change any aspect of the suspension that you get an alignment done. Alot of people will get the camber kit and get the car alligned while others will just rotate their tires more often and be fine. Its really up to you. If you have any other questions please contact me.
Mike
#14
regarding your springs...the DF's provide a bigger drop than the GF's but their spring rates are lower. does that mean the GF's are a harsher ride even though they're not as low as the DF's?
trying to decide between the 2 since i want to be lower than stock, but retain as much comfort as possible....
TIA!
trying to decide between the 2 since i want to be lower than stock, but retain as much comfort as possible....
TIA!
#15
regarding your springs...the DF's provide a bigger drop than the GF's but their spring rates are lower. does that mean the GF's are a harsher ride even though they're not as low as the DF's?
trying to decide between the 2 since i want to be lower than stock, but retain as much comfort as possible....
TIA!
trying to decide between the 2 since i want to be lower than stock, but retain as much comfort as possible....
TIA!
DF = Dress Form
GF = Grip Feeling
#16
Hey Tanabe USA
I still confused b/t DF and GF spring.. Which one is more firmer? GF better?
Could you explain more?thx
Also for the exhaust which one is lighter?
Where can I purchase in AU?
How much ship to Melb 3000 AUSTRALIA?
cheers
I still confused b/t DF and GF spring.. Which one is more firmer? GF better?
Could you explain more?thx
Also for the exhaust which one is lighter?
Where can I purchase in AU?
How much ship to Melb 3000 AUSTRALIA?
cheers
#17
We do not sell retail. You are going to have to contact one of our authorized dealers.
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