tokico hp finally available!!

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Jun 27, 2004

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Yup Koni's are lifetime warranty, but its not as easy as it use to be to get them replaced from what Ive read. Still, its nice to know that its there.

Jun 27, 2004

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So they only have a 1 year warranty? dont koni's have a lifetime warranty?

Read a little closer. It's lifetime. the 1-year applies to electronic components.

Jun 28, 2004

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Read a little closer. It's lifetime. the 1-year applies to electronic components.

Ahh good to know thanks.

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Jun 28, 2004

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I will be installing my tokicos with sportlines tomorrow night. I will try to take pictures.

Jun 28, 2004

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sweet give us review after you have them install.

Jun 28, 2004

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Is anyone planning on using them with ground controls?

Jun 29, 2004

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yeah slovic let us now how it goes

Jun 29, 2004

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I will use mine with H&R and I will give a review (compare to hayame that I have now)

Jun 29, 2004

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Whats the differnece between the Tokico HP blues and the Tokico Illumina's that are gonna be coming out soon? Just wondering if I should get the Blues or wait for Illuminas??

Jun 29, 2004

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Whats the differnece between the Tokico HP blues and the Tokico Illumina's that are gonna be coming out soon? Just wondering if I should get the Blues or wait for Illuminas??

Damper adjustability.

Jun 29, 2004

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How did the install go?

Jun 29, 2004

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Damper adjustability.

Ok so that means that, one I am goin to be able to adjust like the koni's? Like a soft and firm setting? and the other will be at a set damper? I Just wanna know if these Tokico's are better than Koni's. Anyone have both? Im on sportlines btw. Also I should mention that I wont be autocrossing or anything just daily driving sometimes a little more spirited.

Jun 29, 2004

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Yes that is exactly what it means. Illuminas will have it and the HP won't. Based on the way you describe your personal driving habits I would recommend Tokico HP's. Adjusting the "stiffness" is a nice feature but not absolutely necessary for daily driving.

Jun 30, 2004

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slowvic....can't wait to here the review on these

Jul 2, 2004

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got my tokicos today and just wanted to verify the part number:

front: HU3741
rear: HB3204

i'm installing these with my neuspeed sport. if anyone else has this set-up, let me know what to expect. thanks!

Jul 2, 2004

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i just got mine today also! i got the exact same set up waiting to get my camber kit and next paycheck to pay for installation

otherwise let me know bro im dying to know how it will feel.....btw anyone know where i can get front and rear camber kit for cheap? i can get a spc brand new 103 shipped. but bargains are welcome

Aug 3, 2004

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My friend has about 70,000 miles on his TEIN SS setup for his Accord and hardly a decrease in performance, if any. Do the smart thing, go with the proven suspension.

Aug 7, 2004

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i dont know i got them with neuspeed sports now and they have proven time and time again with all my suspension parts that i can out perform a lot and i mean a lot of cars on the street but jus not as fast......