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Now that it is April of 2004, are there any changes on prices of the Koni shocks? My car is pushing 140,000km now and I feel like I'm riding on a pogo stick every time I take it out these days. My original intensions were to wait for Tokicos, but it's becoming a safety issue now.

Who has the best prices? I perfer local shops, but I'll also consider internet shops as well.

 
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speedtech said they were going to recieve tokicos in the Month of May

give them a call and give it a try.......?

 
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Do Tokicos have their own housings or do they use the same housings as the stock shocks?

I heard the Konis are noisy as a result of using the stock housing.

 
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konis are noisy with stock housing... And I find the rear a bit noisy I have neuspeed race they should be a pretty good combo but I don't really like them, they are not that stiff.. I would prefer get something else like the full coilover

$1100 koni $400 neuspeed race install
that's like $1500 mind as well spend a little bit more and buy a full setup i might be parting out my suspension in 2-3 months
gonna get the buddy club P1 damper for the rsx and put it on my car

 
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shoulda told me man, i should my konis and springs for 600

 
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i am looking to sell $650 around and i 'm going to sell it once i get my coilover still deciding which one to go wif

 
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I am an authorized dealer for both Koni and Tokico. Tokico are not out yet, but once they are I will be able to get them. My regular price on Koni Yellows for the 01+ Civic is $880 tax in. If a couple guys are interested I can do a small discount also. But because Honda changed the shocks midway through 2002 to the RSX diameter, if you buy Koni's I always tell my customers to measure there stock front shock diameter to make sure you order the right ones.