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nissanguy13
08-21-2005, 01:37 AM
i got about 11 hours to figure out if i want a set of tokico hp struts and springs, does anybody have any input on them. they will be going on an s13 hatchback.

thanks

TAMTANIUM
08-21-2005, 01:57 AM
I had them on my car for about 6 months...it was alright. Until I took it to the track. It was horrible, i felt like they were a waste of money. I'm going to upgrade to coilovers on Monday. So if you want...save up some more money and get coilovers.

TAMTANIUM
08-21-2005, 01:59 AM
I was using that shocks and tein s springs. Get coilovers..if you can get used one. Well worth your money.

nissanguy13
08-21-2005, 02:06 AM
thanks for the info, what was wrong with them exactly?

TAMTANIUM
08-21-2005, 02:18 AM
It was nice on the freeway and stuff. But it's just not stiff enough on the track.

Nan Desu Ka?!
08-21-2005, 02:28 AM
I have tokico blue's with s-techs and i love the setup. mild on the street, but you can really feel the significant reduction in body roll when you come into a turn hot. with this setup i really noticed how shitty my tires are. tires cant keep up with the car. i got my set used, only 1k miles on them for like $350. at 1/3 the cost of coils, I say its WELL worth it. plus the drop is pretty sexy. i only have 2 fingers of room all around; and i have skinny ass fingers and 15" wheels. slap on some 16's with decent offsets, and the drop would be PERFECT.

just my $0.02

nissanguy13
08-21-2005, 02:51 AM
thanks for the info i went ahead and bought them

Irukandji
08-21-2005, 11:28 AM
damn i was gonna say to buy it.

i got my set Tokico HPs + Sportline springs for only $240. They had about 10k miles on em and they handle MUCH better over stock. There is almost no body roll on my weekly mountain runs but they are a little too soft for track. Definetly worth buying if your car is mostly a daily driver.

wingsnthangs
08-21-2005, 02:56 PM
Good choice.

Yeah, I like them too, very noticeable improvement over stock. If you live in San Diego and get coilovers or some other stiff setup, and your car is a daily driver, good luck because if you havent noticed already, SD has shitty public roads.

Well if anyone searches and stumbles upon this thread and wants a front pair of Tokico blue shocks (brand new in box), PM or email me. I have Tokicos on all four corners of my car, I just have an extra front pair in my garage, long story.