D2 coilovers

[jm-garage.co.uk]

I\'m guessing this is complete heresay? Or have you had personal experience of both Tanabe and D2 to be able to compare? :p

I have had personal experience of the Tanabe\'s and D2, D2\'s not on an FD, The Sustec pro SS, as Matthew has, are one of THE best coilovers you can buy for the FD. They are comparible to Nitron\'s, Zeals, Ohlins or Aragosta\'s so a very high standered in design. Tanabes are over double the price (not that always means anything) of the D2\'s and have a patent desgin.
 
I have spoken to Tanabe and your best bet Matthew is to remove the helper spring that you have on your damper at the moment. All you doing by removing the helper it is changing the The "Pro Type 1" into the "pro type 2". This will allow you to drop the car to your desired hight.
 
All the best

[G@NDY]

Anyone used these brakes
http://www.performancefriction.com/profile.htm

[banned advertiser]

Anyone used these brakes
http://www.performancefriction.com/profile.htm

We have there pads here
http://www.rotaryart.uk.com/acatalog/Performance_Friction_Brake_Pads.html
But at the moment they do not make a et up for the FDnor are they interested, as I offered a car to use and to sell them afterwards.

[TiddlesRX7]

Any news on this. Im looking at getting a set of D2\'s off Ebay for the FC. What do you make of them if you got them?

[Nik da Greek]

Anyone used these brakes
http://www.performancefriction.com/profile.htm

I used Performance Friction pads on my old \'96 FireBlade, recommended by Alfs Motorcycles who ran them on their World Endurance Series Kawasakis (not quite the same as a car, I concede!) and they were just about the best brake pads I\'ve used on any bike, ever. Would not hesitate to use them on my FD if they were available.