Just found these:
http://www.nlmotoring.com/Tenzo-Lowe...-p/tls2408.htm

Anyone got them?

Just ordered my Tanabe Df's too...

 

First the intake now Springs...Glad to see there is another company makeing parts for the xB2.

The Drop Spec's are the same as My Tanabe NF-210's as far as the Drop. I wonder if anyone is going to jump and test them out.

 

Ya i dont know much about Tenzo, but their prices are pretty good...

 

I had tenzo springs on my 1st gen and I liked them alot, they settled way more that what they called for, but the ride was a little too stiff.

 

Tenzo makes decent products for a good price, but you get what you pay for. If you want high quality, IMHO they're not the ticket for engine or suspension mods. They make great wheels for the price, but that's it. Personally I wouldn't buy their CAI or springs. You do have to spend more money, but you can get a much higher quality product elsewhere.

 

I agree, one thing I would never cheap out on is suspension parts. I would never consider tenzo for upgrading that portion.

 

For an intake or other simply designed mod, I wouldnt mind it being a Tenzo R brand. But as far as what keeps my car safely on the road, I think Id look at the bigger name brands such as Tanabe, TRD, or Eibach. NOT Hotchkis!

 

Good prices. Even on the Tanabes. too bad they do not have the Tanabes NF.

The Tenzo CAI is a good price and is very tempting..

 

rebadged chinese made products.... FTL

I think they're great for the money and w/ that same pattern of thought I think those no name ebay brands are great for the money as well. Tried them all and they're all pretty much the same. TenzoR doesn't do suspension work, they do wheels so w/ that being said... I'd pay more for the Tanabe's or save some money and get the ebay brand.
*note the ebay brand you'd probably want to cut half a coil off from the rear springs to get the car to sit w/ a 1 finger gap.