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Max-EclipseFeb-21-06 04:54 AM
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#28786, "Tokico Illuminas"




          

Ok, I need to confirm that these ( http://www.coximports.com/TOK-BU3534 ) are the right thing for our cars... I don't want to buy them then realized I got the wrong thing... I just need to get four of these, camber kits for front and rear, and with the sportlines i already have, I'm all good, right?

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RE: Tokico Illuminas, WIDECLIPSE, Feb-21-06 05:44 AM, #1
RE: Tokico Illuminas, Max-Eclipse, Feb-21-06 07:05 AM, #2
      RE: Tokico Illuminas, nonamerat, Feb-21-06 08:10 AM, #3
           RE: Tokico Illuminas, Max-Eclipse, Feb-22-06 07:41 AM, #4
                RE: Tokico Illuminas, nonamerat, Feb-22-06 08:36 AM, #5
                RE: Tokico Illuminas, Max-Eclipse, Feb-22-06 04:23 PM, #6
                RE: Tokico Illuminas, FunRS, Feb-23-06 10:02 AM, #7
                     RE: Tokico Illuminas, Max-Eclipse, Feb-23-06 12:01 PM, #8
                     RE: Tokico Illuminas, Max-Eclipse, Feb-23-06 08:42 PM, #9
                          RE: Tokico Illuminas, FunRS, Feb-24-06 07:20 AM, #10

WIDECLIPSEFeb-21-06 05:44 AM
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#28787, "RE: Tokico Illuminas"
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Everything looks fine to me.

-Roman

  

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Max-EclipseFeb-21-06 07:05 AM
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#28788, "RE: Tokico Illuminas"
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alright, thanks man

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nonameratFeb-21-06 08:10 AM
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#28789, "RE: Tokico Illuminas"
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The 3534's are for the rear, you will need two 3532's for the front also.

  

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Max-EclipseFeb-22-06 07:41 AM
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#28796, "RE: Tokico Illuminas"
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What exactly do I need to get for camber stuff?

The total for it all that I'm looking at now is $505 (JUST FOR CAMBER KIT STUFF) so is that right?

I-35860 Ingalls Camber Adjusting Control Arm Mounts $49.76 $99.52
I-35770 Ingalls Adjustable Mounts - Polyurethane Bushings $85.66 $171.32
I-35621 Ingalls Adjustable Ball Joint

from coximport.com

I have to get 2 of each right? for both sides... or are they together?

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nonameratFeb-22-06 08:36 AM
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#28797, "RE: Tokico Illuminas"
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You should be fine with just the camber bolts and washers for the rear. I could be wrong though since I'm on pro-kits and you will be lowered a little bit more. But those are only about $25 for the rear. I don't have anything done with the front so I'm not sure about that. I don't have time to search but there was a post about it not to long ago for the rear with a link.

  

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Max-EclipseFeb-22-06 04:23 PM
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#28801, "RE: Tokico Illuminas"
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ok, i'll search around... i should have some time tonight.

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FunRSFeb-23-06 10:02 AM
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#28802, "RE: Tokico Illuminas"
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Max all you need is I-35860 for the front. You will need to order two because they come for one wheel in the kit. Now you can also get the poly ones but they do like to make noise as you drive along. I've had the poly ones on my car for about six years now. You don't need the balljoint ones unless you have some major camber. As for the back ones I do have the adjustable ones on my car. I like haveing the adjustment but if money is tight go with the washer and longer bolts. I do belive there is a write up on the mod page. Hope that helps.

Sean H.

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Max-EclipseFeb-23-06 12:01 PM
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#28803, "RE: Tokico Illuminas"
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Thanks for the help. How bad is the noise they make? The poly ones are better right? Is the sound worth it or is it really bad?

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Max-EclipseFeb-23-06 08:42 PM
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#28805, "RE: Tokico Illuminas"
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Originally posted by FunRS
Max all you need is I-35860 for the front. You will need to order two because they come for one wheel in the kit. Now you can also get the poly ones but they do like to make noise as you drive along. I've had the poly ones on my car for about six years now. You don't need the balljoint ones unless you have some major camber. As for the back ones I do have the adjustable ones on my car. I like haveing the adjustment but if money is tight go with the washer and longer bolts. I do belive there is a write up on the mod page. Hope that helps. Sean H.

Ok, I just got a chance to start looking at some stuff, and the I-35860 is for the rear... so what is it i need for the front?

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FunRSFeb-24-06 07:20 AM
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#28806, "RE: Tokico Illuminas"
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The I-35770 are the front mounts but these are the poly ones. They make a little noise but mostly when you are driving slowly over speed bumps or pot holes. The noise dose not bother me much I just trun the radio up. The poly ones are suposed to give you a frimer ride with less deflect in the suspension. But unless you change all the mount ponit in the suspension I don't think there is any real benfit. But thats up to you.

Sean H.

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