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wickedtalonOct-22-03 10:03 AM
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#20655, "Tokico or ProKit?"


          

Which springs should I buy? Im getting Tokico shocks but im debating over the two brands of springs. Tokico or ProKit? How do they differ?

// Jim // 95 Talon / 99 Eclipse (sold)

Cincinnati,OH

  
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RE: Tokico or ProKit?, Mystic511, Oct-22-03 10:22 AM, #1
RE: Tokico or ProKit?, Doug96GS, Oct-22-03 10:45 AM, #2
      RE: Tokico or ProKit?, tireg, Oct-22-03 12:29 PM, #3
           RE: Tokico or ProKit?, wickedtalon, Oct-23-03 02:42 AM, #4
                RE: Tokico or ProKit?, jerseystyle1, Oct-24-03 02:42 AM, #5
                     RE: Tokico or ProKit?, ughhhead, Oct-24-03 04:47 AM, #6
                          RE: Tokico or ProKit?, fauchpj, Oct-31-03 03:34 AM, #7
                               RE: Tokico or ProKit?, luchinlb, Nov-14-03 06:50 AM, #8
                                    RE: Tokico or ProKit?, Chamuko, Nov-14-03 07:38 AM, #9
                                         RE: Tokico or ProKit?, luchinlb, Nov-14-03 07:59 AM, #10

Mystic511Oct-22-03 10:22 AM
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#20656, "RE: Tokico or ProKit?"
In response to Reply # 0

          

Eibach Pro-kits are what I have. They're great, not too stiff, and the drop is decent.


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Doug96GSOct-22-03 10:45 AM
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#20659, "RE: Tokico or ProKit?"
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 Oct-22-03 10:46 AM by Doug96GS

          

^^^ yup. Prokit and Tokico blues are a great combo IMO.

Prokit...

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tiregOct-22-03 12:29 PM
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#20665, "RE: Tokico or ProKit?"
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 Oct-22-03 12:34 PM by tireg

          

I'm rockin Prokits w/ tokiko blues. Not a bad setup.. I don't have any other experience with springs/struts other than stock.. so these are slightly stiffer than stock.. just enough to be noticeable. Doesn't lower your car too much.. mine dropped about 1.5".. but that's that way I want it cuz I don't want to be scraping everywhere and I've already scraped a few times with these. Shocks seem to be fine.. no excessive bouncing or anything. Car def. feels stiffer and looks nicer emoji

EDIT: in my sig they're not installed hehe.. need to update pix

  
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wickedtalonOct-23-03 02:42 AM
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#20674, "RE: Tokico or ProKit?"
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cool. Im getting prokits and blues then. emoji

// Jim // 95 Talon / 99 Eclipse (sold)

Cincinnati,OH

  
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jerseystyle1Oct-24-03 02:42 AM
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#20687, "RE: Tokico or ProKit?"
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I have heard that the prokits and tokico springs are identical. But I am not certain emoji

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ughhheadOct-24-03 04:47 AM
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#20688, "RE: Tokico or ProKit?"
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you should consider goldline springs. they're cheep, they ride like stock and they have a lifetime no sag guarantee emoji

  
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fauchpjOct-31-03 03:34 AM
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#20801, "RE: Tokico or ProKit?"
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i have the tokico springs. no complaints here

  
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luchinlbNov-14-03 06:50 AM
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#21065, "RE: Tokico or ProKit?"
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hi guys, can you help me here....

I not from US, Im from PANAMA.
I need to know what the @#$%^ means:

IMO and BTW

jejejeje, i always see those letters on most of the posts and i have no idea what they mean.
Also if you can give me a link with all thos abreviation it will be excellent...jejeje


thanx

  
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ChamukoNov-14-03 07:38 AM
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#21066, "RE: Tokico or ProKit?"
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 Nov-14-03 07:39 AM by Chamuko



          

Np= no problem
IMO = in my opinion
BTW= By the Way

damn old post. But hey he used the search function i guess. So its a good thing emoji

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luchinlbNov-14-03 07:59 AM
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#21069, "RE: Tokico or ProKit?"
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heheh yeah i made some search....
thanx

  
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