tokico shock
tokico blues (non adjustable) are like 250-350 for all 4.....my friend had them with h&r springs in his integra gsr, and it handeled great, but then again, that was a great handeling car from the get go......id put nothing but koni's in my car if i could do it all over again....ive had them for like 2 months and they are gREAT!
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you should CHECK the website before giving out imformations like that!!!
by the way......... for those of you that don't know:
Tokico blue's : non-adjustable
Tokico Illumina's : adjustable
by the way......... for those of you that don't know:
Tokico blue's : non-adjustable
Tokico Illumina's : adjustable
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what's the difference between adjustable tokico shocks and non adjustables ones? I have a extremely harsh ride right now and really need new shocks...thank you
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Adjustable means you can alter the dampening affect of the shock or in other words, make the car ride firmer or softer. This may be good if you autox or something but otherwise it's just for the mental aspect if you ask me.
I had the tokico blues on a 93 accord coupe and it handled awesome and I could tell a big difference over stock. They have a lifetime warranty as long as you don't drop the car into the weeds.
I have the eibach prokit springs in the closet but no shocks for them. I am not paying $550 bucks for the konis that require the destruction of the rear oem shocks. Besides that, I don't want adjustable units either.
I had the tokico blues on a 93 accord coupe and it handled awesome and I could tell a big difference over stock. They have a lifetime warranty as long as you don't drop the car into the weeds.
I have the eibach prokit springs in the closet but no shocks for them. I am not paying $550 bucks for the konis that require the destruction of the rear oem shocks. Besides that, I don't want adjustable units either.
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so adjustables is better? i rather just pay for non adjustables since it cost much much less...not like i'm going to keep adjusting the ride anyway. i have ground control coil overs and i only adjusted the height once...no point in it..
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