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has anyone seen these of have these yet?

http://www.tokicogasshocks.com/car/d-spec.html

 
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http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=171892

http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...ighlight=dspec

Not that I know of. Want to be the first?

 
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haha... sorry, shuold have searched.

I did a search on google, some place has it for about $700+. 16 way adjustable is nice, but that's too pricey.

 
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I don't think thats a bad price for what u would get. According to the tokico website they are sold in sets of 4 with the lowering sport springs. I thought I would get front d-spec for my 01, but I didn't know they were sold in sets of 4 till now. I already have coilovers and koni adjustables on the rear, guess I'll get the tokico blues.

 
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I have the koni yellows in the rear also and eibach sportlines, I am also lookin to order a set of tokico blues, I am just concerned on how the car will behave... any thoughts?

are the tokico blues harder the stock ?

 
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much much much firmer than stock. Im dropped about 2", and mine are stiff as hell

 
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what is your setup?

 
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sorry noob here... when u say stiff... do you mean the ride is more bumbby? and what is harder? ("are the tokico blues harder the stock ?") sorry if its 2 noobish for peps... i am lookin for new shocks n springs... my civic is very bouncy... i want smooth ride so yea...

 
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firm means the car wont roll on turns as much and the suspension will feel stiffer. - rougher ride to an extent. but the car will perform better durring cornening - to an extent =)

 
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I have had both the Koni yellows and the Tokico blues. The Tokicos are somewhere between the stock shocks and the Konis. Not nearly as harsh as the Konis though. I have had them on for about 3-4 months now and have no complaints. Personally I like the ride a lot better and I don't think you give up much in terms of handling. JMHO