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Robbclark recommends that i get tokico blues...

I have eibach sportlines which have lowered me about 1.5-1.6 all around....
I dont rally or autocross any... If anything i occasionally take a turn hard thats about it...

What do you recommend?

I have people now telling me tokico d-spec and all kinds of crap... Right now i am sticking with Robs opinion until someone can show me how something else would be better for me...

Injen

 
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i wonder if i should get some adjustable ones that way they can handle the lowered car.... Because in the FAQ it says that HP's might not handle a lowered car...

Injen

 
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I have sportlines and the konis. I say get the konis.

 
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tokico hp (blues) DO handle a lowered car. tokico recommends a 1.5-1.7" drop for best results. you pretty much want something that suits best for daily driving and i personally think the blues would do with the sportline drop. i would just ask others if the ride is stiff, firm, soft, med, etc if your worrying about that.

 
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i agree ^

 
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I have the HP's with Sportlines on my car. As mentioned up top, the HP's can handle your drop. I've had this setup for about 5 months now and have yet to have any problems. The HP's ride is stiffer than stock, but not by much. The car handles really well; it's a difference of night and day compared to the stock struts, shocks, and springs. What ever you decide; good luck.

 
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lowering springs with stock shocks =

 
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tokico blues should be sufficient with your springs and application

 
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Tokicos are the easiest solution and will work fine with your Sportlines.

 
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get the HPs. They ride nice, and are cheap. They are like the cheapest I believe. I have 2 kids 4yo 2yo, and I have to have a smooth ride for them. So when I lowered my car, I used the HPs. They work awesome. I have had them for about 5 months now. I would so recommend them. I have goldline springs which are close to a 2" drop. rear tires tuckin on 205-40-17. Fronts just about, but the struts hold up very well. I drive hard a LOT of the time too, and not a problem at all from them. As long as your drop is under 1.75" manufactors specs, you will have alifetime warranty. My springs are supposed to be 1.75", so I am safe with warranty on Tokicos!

 
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nothing like Teins!

 
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My opinion, Koni is the best. They can be somewhat expensive but I think it worth it. Tokico HP is also a decent choice if you just want a firmer shocks to match your springs.

 
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^ he doesn't need adjustability, save him some $$$

 
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Get tokico. I have them and I go canyon running at times too. And they do just fine. It rides real smooth as well. You wont be disapointed

 
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i am getting tokico hp's

Injen