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Which springs you guyz think are better, i'm prolly orderin um tonite. but i can't decide, Ebaich sportlines or Tanabe D12's?
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Speed Omen 2002 Toyota Celica GT
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I'd go with the Sportlines...
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I'd go with the Sportlines...
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yea go with sportlines...I'm planning to get them...
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Specialist 2001 Toyota Celica GT
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they're both about the same, just depends which brand you more loyalty to. I'd go with Tanabe 'cuz everyone has eibach.
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I'd go with the Sportlines...
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they're both about the same, just depends which brand you more loyalty to. I'd go with Tanabe 'cuz everyone has eibach.
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I have the sportlines and I love them Def a must have. 
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Eibach Sportlines = Best drop. You can get it here for $185!!! www.Modacar.com [ modacar.com]
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I'd go with the Sportlines... Yea, Eibach is a popular, trusted brand
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Tein or Tanabe. If I can get Japanese parts for what I want on an import Japanese car, then that's it. They know best. Sorry if some of that wasn't in your question.
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go with the tanabe. I just got them installed today and drop looks really nice. I'm going to post pic tomorrrow. I also put on my new 18" wheel with 225/40 after it was all done, in the front about 1 finger gap between tire and fender. Also 1 finger gap in the rear too. Sportline will have more drop in the rear to level the car. I personally don't like the level look. I like how rear is little higher than front, makes car look more aggressive. I'm glad I went with tanabe and I only paid $175 from shop I go to. Good luck on your choice.
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I have Eibach Sportline with stock shocks. I have had them for 2 years now. So far so good. Tanabe is also a good choice. You can't go wrong with either one.
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