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Well UPS came to my door today with a package I've been waiting 2 years to receive. Every time I would write Tokico I'd get the same reply "well they're almost done." I didn't want to destroy my factory front struts with Koni's or go through the hassle of getting other stock struts to destroy. Plus I don't need the adjustability of Konis since I don't track my car that much. If I was heavy into autocrossing I probably would have gotten the Koni's long ago. I'll write a full review and even a DIY when I install them. It will probably be friday before they are installed, gotta get the car outta the tranny shop first. Anyways, on with the pics.
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DId they come with instructions? Cant wait to see the review and pics of the newly installed shocks. Good luck.
__________________ R.I.P. Sam Tidwell (SAMARI)
2001 Civic Ex coupe
16.3 @ 84 mph 1/4 mile
K&N Air Filter
DC Sports SS header
DC Sports TCS
Revo SS
Eibach Pro-kit
RH Evo CP5 17x7 w/ Nitto NeoGen 205/40/17 (Off)
Stock 15'' OEM wheels w/ BF Traction T/A 185/65/15
Type-R Strut Tower Bar (Front and Rear)
Also, I was told that the body of the Tokico struts are a little shorter than the OEM struts which would lower the car more. Can you take a pic of the OEM Strut next to the Tokico one to see if there is a height difference? Thanks.
Also, I was told that the body of the Tokico struts are a little shorter than the OEM struts which would lower the car more. Can you take a pic of the OEM Strut next to the Tokico one to see if there is a height difference? Thanks.
I didnt know that. Thats a good idea.
__________________ R.I.P. Sam Tidwell (SAMARI)
2001 Civic Ex coupe
16.3 @ 84 mph 1/4 mile
K&N Air Filter
DC Sports SS header
DC Sports TCS
Revo SS
Eibach Pro-kit
RH Evo CP5 17x7 w/ Nitto NeoGen 205/40/17 (Off)
Stock 15'' OEM wheels w/ BF Traction T/A 185/65/15
Type-R Strut Tower Bar (Front and Rear)
Yeah id really like to know if they are any shorter than stock. So If I have eibach sportlines and get the tokico's and the tokico's are shorter, does that mena my rides gonna be lower? Cause that would be awesome I wouldnt mind it about a 1/4 to 1/2 inch lower. I wanna know what the ride is like compared to stock shocks especially if anyone is using them with the sportlines.
