Tokico shocks question
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Tokico shocks question
Acutally I was looking for Blistein Sport shocks to pair with my H&R springs but they cost me $450ish and I don't think I have that much money to pay for it. So now I am looking something that is close to blistein.
Can I get Tokico Blue HP shocks to pair with H&R Sport springs?
Is there any problem?
Will the shocks run out so fast with H&R sport?
Thanks guys.
Can I get Tokico Blue HP shocks to pair with H&R Sport springs?
Is there any problem?
Will the shocks run out so fast with H&R sport?
Thanks guys.
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i have the tokico blue HP shocks with my comptech springs and they are great. i have read that they have great customer service and that if yours blow out, they will replace as long as you are cool and stuff. i think they should be just fine with the sports. good luck.
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I have Tokico illumina with H&R 50103 and they are awesome. I have them set to 3 in the back and 2 in the front. (1-5 scale where 5 is firmest).
I'd spend the extra and get the illumina's at least in the front.
I'd spend the extra and get the illumina's at least in the front.
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OEM shocks wear out at least 2x quicker than a cheap (but quality) aftermarket unit. Something like the Tokicos (either one) will probably last 75k before it needs to be replaced.
I'm actually going to get the H&R Sports with the tokico Blues in Jan or Feb for my TL.
I'm actually going to get the H&R Sports with the tokico Blues in Jan or Feb for my TL.
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I have the blues with Tanabe springs and they are very nice. I wouldnt pay extra for the adjustable ones because I really doubt you would ever mess with it and the blues ride very nice just how they are.
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Originally Posted by ou sig
I have the blues with Tanabe springs and they are very nice. I wouldnt pay extra for the adjustable ones because I really doubt you would ever mess with it and the blues ride very nice just how they are.
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i just got my Tokico Illumina & H&R in 2 days ago. It felt just like my previous setup (Comptech + Stock shocks). I was so disappointed. I had my front set to 1 and 3 on rear. Very stiff ride and bumpy! Maybe i should start judging after they settle, hopefully they'll be softer!
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Originally Posted by wmah523
i just got my Tokico Illumina & H&R in 2 days ago. It felt just like my previous setup (Comptech + Stock shocks). I was so disappointed. I had my front set to 1 and 3 on rear. Very stiff ride and bumpy! Maybe i should start judging after they settle, hopefully they'll be softer!
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