shatooi

i've read about people saying that if you get the sportlines, the ride will be a little rougher. Now if i were to go and get the tokico 5 way adjustables, would that improve the ride quality at all??

shatooi

i'm hoping someone can respond to me soon so i know where i stand

niedejb

Not everyone is going to be familiar with your set up. Sometimes you just have to make a decision and go with it. Good luck. 9 times out of ten, if you do your homework, you'll be OK.

chiggacl68

i have the kyb agx's ...they work fine...when adjusted to the stiffest settings i can turn on a dime...but its uncomfortable as hell...but when its near the lower settings...it rides smoother and can still corner, just not as well as the stiffer settings...now in my opinion the kybs are worth the money...not too expensive with the groupbuy, but when ppl say spend another 100 for the tokico's why not spend even like another 50-100 above that then for koni yellows which are supposed to be really good then? so all in all ...its how much you want to pay...i think they are all pretty close in quality...and plus the fact that i never heard anybody complain about what they had in their cars...but replacing ur shocks as well as springs...you will never have the same ride as stock period.

NoGa

I just installed sportlines and tokico premiums on my 2.2 and the ride is mint.
I got about a 2.25" drop with the sportlines.
My front wheels are almost tucked. The ride is almost as good as the stock ride, the handling is just awesome though. I will post some pics later today.