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... when (or if) Tokico's planning on coming out with a strut/spring kit for the 7th gen civic? I'm itching bad to do a quality drop on my 04, but if Tokico's planning a kit, then I'll wait. I used to have the Tokico hp kit on my 91 Si, and after experiencing that set-up I'd be more than happy to wait.

 
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Do you mean full coilovers. Tein has coilovers that use tokico shocks, and also Hayame coilovers use tokico shocks. As far as tokico springs and shocks, none out yet.

 
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No, I'm not interested in coilovers. I know Tokico doesn't make the springs yet, but I figured since they've finished developing and manufacturing the struts that it'd only be a matter of time before they develop the springs to match.

 
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I never knew Tein uses Tokico shocks, are you sure ?

I know Hayame uses Tokico.

 
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they are shocks manufactured by tokico.

 
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hmmm... I didn't know Tein's shocks were Tokico units. That does make the coilovers more enticing. I was originally thinking about going with the Tein Basic, but I honestly have no use for sleeved shocks. I really don't feel like having to re-adjust my entire suspension geometry just so I can say "Ya, I've got Tein coilovers." The nice thing about the Tokico branded set-up was that it gave a comfortable drop while staying within the limits of the stock suspension geometry. I'm tempted to just get tein S-tech (or even H-tech) or Eibachs and putting them on the new hps. I've still got a little under 5 years worth of payments left so I'm in no real hurry. If Tokico's comin out with a kit I might as well wait.

 
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You want a matched shock/spring set. Call tokico and ask them. I wouldn't bother waiting for a matched set. Just get the shocks and a set of springs. Same thing.