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19943, Which is better. Tokico springs, Eibach Springs Posted by mitifto, Sep-15-03 03:08 PM
I saw a good deal for a a tokico sping and hp shock set for 350. But a eibach spings and hp shocks come out to be around 500 bucks. Now which is better for our cars all out and simple.
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19946, RE: Which is better. Tokico springs, Eibach Springs Posted by 2gsims, Sep-15-03 06:27 PM
I will pick Eibach if choose from these 2.
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19991, RE: Which is better. Tokico springs, Eibach Springs Posted by develitate, Sep-17-03 05:54 AM
I was thinking the same thing. But I think im going to get the Tokico Spring/Shock setup. Its cheaper, has a little more drop than the prokit, but not as much as sport lines and the springs and shocks were literally made for each other. I dont think you could go wrong with them, especially for the price imo
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20001, RE: Which is better. Tokico springs, Eibach Springs Posted by 1sweet98talon, Sep-17-03 04:55 PM
Do you think the ride quality would be good with the tokico package??? Anyone have this??
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20044, RE: Which is better. Tokico springs, Eibach Springs Posted by Jproduktion, Sep-19-03 09:56 PM
i bought the same package from ebay costed 377 shipped to my door step, i still havent installed them, and theyve been sitting inside for about 2mo. now..haha, i need help w/ installation, can it be done with regular tools sockets? I mean, do i need an uncommon tool like a spring compressor? let me know...and then ill let u know!
Andre
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97 GS.......need i say more?
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20046, RE: Which is better. Tokico springs, Eibach Springs Posted by TXrepresent, Sep-20-03 05:15 AM
Yes, you need a spring compresser. Other than that regular tools will work.
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20056, RE: Which is better. Tokico springs, Eibach Springs Posted by tireg, Sep-20-03 05:06 PM
ur car is pretty 1sweet98talon :thumbsup
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20065, RE: Which is better. Tokico springs, Eibach Springs Posted by BuckNutty, Sep-21-03 01:36 AM
spring and strut install is so much easier for you since you can assemble the setup before starting to disassemble your car. Then you jus unbolt everything and swap out the shock towers. I am partial to gold lines myself, but i love the way my friends rides on Eibachs, so i would go for that package.
and 1sweettalon lives near me....w00t!
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20143, RE: Which is better. Tokico springs, Eibach Springs Posted by EclipseRS-T, Sep-24-03 11:29 AM
i actually like the eibach springs better, but i took a mixture of the 2, i took the tokico gas shocks and put the eibach springs with it, my car rides REAL low and smooth, not that jumpy look when you hit a bump and your car bounces front and back.
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20149, RE: Which is better. Tokico springs, Eibach Springs Posted by 1sweet98talon, Sep-24-03 02:21 PM
Ya, bucknutty..i'll finally get to meet ya saturday at the hooters meet. Thanks for the comment on the car. I am switching my suspension setup this winter. I have Goldlines w/GR2's(worst shock/strut on the planet)...and want to switch out the GR2's for Tokico adjustables, or just do the whole tokico package. Which do you think is better..Goldlines/Tokico Shocks Struts or the Tokico package??? I like my ride height with the goldlines.
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20161, RE: Which is better. Tokico springs, Eibach Springs Posted by nemesis_talon, Sep-24-03 09:54 PM
my friend has the tokico package in his integra, the ride is pretty smooth. i think they feel ok, lil to stiff for me, i would rather have my car slightly bounce than feel like i hit a hole. but, they are pretty good and its only a 1.5 drop and it looks good on the teg.
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20178, RE: Which is better. Tokico springs, Eibach Springs Posted by steve0677, Sep-25-03 03:27 PM
i have the tokico package, i love the feel. not too tight or soft... my only complaint is that the drop is a tad less then advertised.
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