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I have Tanabe NF210, and My struts/shocks seem to be busted or giving me a horrible ride. I just purchased the Nismo shocks, and I am hoping they pair up

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Old 09-03-2010, 12:54 PM   #7 (permalink)
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I have Tanabe NF210, and My struts/shocks seem to be busted or giving me a horrible ride. I just purchased the Nismo shocks, and I am hoping they pair up nicely, but I saw that the spring rates on the Tanabes are a little off from the Nismos. Does anyone have any idea if this will work together?

The spring rates listed for Tanabe are:
F:5.9
R:6.8
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