SilvviaS14
10-02-2004, 03:55 PM
I have a set of 4 (four) tokico blues with eibach pro-kit springs installed on them available for S14 240's.
The shocks are well-used and have been installed for a while now, but they still work about as well as the day I installed them. One of the rear shocks leaks a bit of oil but nothing serious (I never knew it leaked oil until i actually had it off), and I never noticed a single problem nor did I ever have a single complaint with the setup the whole time they were installed. All of the shocks are firm except for the one that leaks a bit of oil that should be replaced, all of the springs work very well mechanically. The dust boots on the shocks are torn.
This is a great kit to buy for your S14 if you can't afford coilovers yet and are saving up for them but still want stiffer, lower, better suspension than OEM for the time being. Like I said despite their age they never presented me with any problems and contributed to a very good handling car...
I'm asking $125 + shipping, which is a good deal even if you just want to the eibach pro-kit springs (which cost $205 new) and are going to go with a different shock. I'm selling them all as a unit though. The setup cost me $600+ brand new.
This setup will lower the car 1.2" in the front, 1" in the rear.
Email me at:
[email protected]
Thanks
The shocks are well-used and have been installed for a while now, but they still work about as well as the day I installed them. One of the rear shocks leaks a bit of oil but nothing serious (I never knew it leaked oil until i actually had it off), and I never noticed a single problem nor did I ever have a single complaint with the setup the whole time they were installed. All of the shocks are firm except for the one that leaks a bit of oil that should be replaced, all of the springs work very well mechanically. The dust boots on the shocks are torn.
This is a great kit to buy for your S14 if you can't afford coilovers yet and are saving up for them but still want stiffer, lower, better suspension than OEM for the time being. Like I said despite their age they never presented me with any problems and contributed to a very good handling car...
I'm asking $125 + shipping, which is a good deal even if you just want to the eibach pro-kit springs (which cost $205 new) and are going to go with a different shock. I'm selling them all as a unit though. The setup cost me $600+ brand new.
This setup will lower the car 1.2" in the front, 1" in the rear.
Email me at:
[email protected]
Thanks