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Old Apr 16, 2005
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what kind of shocks should I go with?

I need shocks for my car, i've got Skunk2 coilovers and I need to get gas shocks since the ride is way too bumpy...any suggestions?

so far i found tokico and koni to be the best, which ones should i go with, koni (yellow, red, etc.) or the tokico blue which ones are better?

Any other suggestions on a setup. Thanks.

its a 2001 honda civic ex coupe.
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go with koni. tokicos arent good for low drops.
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koni yellows are arguably the best shocks for our cars
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Originally Posted by SiG
koni yellows are arguably the best shocks for our cars
yup, KONI...
i think all the auto-x ppl on this board all uses KONI... and i have some Brand NEW ones for sale if you are interested.
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I've heard from people here that skunk 2 coilovers don't fit with aftermarket shocks?
Correct me if I'm wrong.
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Originally Posted by c kim
I've heard from people here that skunk 2 coilovers don't fit with aftermarket shocks?
Correct me if I'm wrong.

Well... Given that Konis fit Inside the stock strut housing on the front, I'd say theres a really good chance that the Skunk2 coilovers will fit.
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I had my Koni in front replaced 4 times they leak the oil out on top by the adjustment ****. but they are lifetime waranty and they give no hastle when replacing.
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koni yellows, being a little pricey they are the best.
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