Tanabe Pro S-OC Type II vs. Tanabe Pro S-OC
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type I has helper springs, type II doesnt. so type II is about $100 cheaper.
ive been looking into getting the type I myself (with helper springs). they are meant to aid in ride comfort and stability.
ive been looking into getting the type I myself (with helper springs). they are meant to aid in ride comfort and stability.
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Originally Posted by ryuji16
type I has helper springs, type II doesnt. so type II is about $100 cheaper.
ive been looking into getting the type I myself (with helper springs). they are meant to aid in ride comfort and stability.
ive been looking into getting the type I myself (with helper springs). they are meant to aid in ride comfort and stability.
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