#32646, "tokico illumina's with stock springs ok?"
Well, I've searched for a few hours today and many more on other times and have not found info on this.
I want to get the Illumina's for the adjustability but I don't want to lower the car. Because most roads here are not that good (pot holes or bumps) and there are speed bumps all over.... Even with stock springs my car hit's some of the bumps ( on the front bumper)....
So I really don't want to lower the car for the sake of my front bumper and even more for my fmic..
I plan on getting the Energy Suspension Master Bushing set. I will most likely be running 17's on the street and the stock 16's for the strip (not sure if I will use them with drag radials or slicks).
Just wanted to know if this is possible with the Illumina's if not then what springs are a good match for it with the least drop possible...
If I keep stock springs will I need the camber kit?
Thanxs as always....
Status- Need to do break-in...
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#32658, "RE: tokico illumina's with stock springs ok?" In response to Reply # 4 Dec-23-09 02:31 AM by daes_venge
Originally posted by Cyexmaster Do any of you know where to get the bump stops for cheap? i need to replace all 4 of mine
They are around $8 each from a dealership. Rockauto sells KYB brand bellows and bumpstops as a set for $11.76 per set. That would be the way to go if you need new bellows too.
#32660, "RE: tokico illumina's with stock springs ok?" In response to Reply # 6
The material should be the same which is urethane. KYB is likely the OEM supplier for the bump stops being the stock struts were made by KYB. I can't confirm that though.