MR Coilover or Tokico D-Spec
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MR Coilover or Tokico D-Spec
i was thinking about either tokico hp or d-spec then i show this so are this better then tokico ???? wich would be better ? i dont care about $$$
here is Tokico
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TOKIC...spagenameZWDVW
here is MR
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2001-...spagenameZWDVW
MR has more options looks better and more $$$
so MR is better ?
also sametime i dont want my ride to be bouncy.....
here is Tokico
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TOKIC...spagenameZWDVW
here is MR
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2001-...spagenameZWDVW
MR has more options looks better and more $$$
so MR is better ?
also sametime i dont want my ride to be bouncy.....
Last edited by jay78; Jun 7, 2006 at 01:46 PM.
I have the megans and there awesome. And for the bumpy ride thought U have to find a position on the damper to where U like it there are 32 damper settings but only a certain number are for everyday use.I like them and the install wasnt that bad. I say go with the megans.
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i all rady hve camber kit....i hve eibach on stock right now....
i think i should go with MR as u guyz said then...
is it easy to change the damper setting ?? and how much it will cost me to intall this ?
i think i should go with MR as u guyz said then...
is it easy to change the damper setting ?? and how much it will cost me to intall this ?
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The coilovers are nice because of the height adjustability and the pillow ball upper plates, BUT a straight rate spring like that usually found on a coilover will not give you the best ride quality.
If you want a better ride quality, stick with a progressive lowering spring (like your Eibachs) and adjustable dampers (like the D-Specs).
Adjusting the dampers on either is a piece of cake. You just need access to the tops of the struts.
If you want a better ride quality, stick with a progressive lowering spring (like your Eibachs) and adjustable dampers (like the D-Specs).
Adjusting the dampers on either is a piece of cake. You just need access to the tops of the struts.
I say DSpecs. MRacing is generic stuff. I would go to Tein instead.
Coilovers can give you a much lower drop but stay away if you don't want a bumpy ride. I have Progress coilovers and my friend has Teins Basics. They're both bumpy! You feel every single little bump. Stick with Dspecs if you want a good drop and a comfortable ride.
Coilovers can give you a much lower drop but stay away if you don't want a bumpy ride. I have Progress coilovers and my friend has Teins Basics. They're both bumpy! You feel every single little bump. Stick with Dspecs if you want a good drop and a comfortable ride.
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