josh greene

Im getting a set of Eibach springs, I was gonna get KYB AGX's but due to money(HP's are over $100 less) I was thinking of going with Tokico HP's. I do a lil street racing here and there maybe the track every once and a while and Im gonna start autocrossing once every couple months. How do you think these will do???
Thanks

patman

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should be fine. ive been considering a similar setup, but i want height adjustment, so will probably dump the extra cash for coilovers.

pat

josh greene

Thats alot of extra cash, I found the springs used with 500 miles for 100$ and I found the HP's on ebay for 255 shipped. LOL

geargrabber

whats wrong with Racing beats?

i too am getting the HPs -- good value.

im going to go with the racing beat springs, and front and rear sway bar.

if you buy the package (springs+sway bars) you save 50 bucks or so.

josh greene

Iv heard racing beat is good but like I said I got a good deal on the eibach 100$ with only 500 miles.

staticguitar313

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i have the tokico HP's you feel every crack in the road but you corner like crazy!!! i was tihnking about getting those springs, id rather just **** it all and get coilovers though solves all the probalems and are super ajustable

spot_skater

got em, too, that exact setup
rb springs like a .75" drop all around and the tokico hp's

car handles GREAT

very tight

trochoid

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For what you want to do with the car, the adjustabilty of the AGX's are worth the extra 100. Just save up a little more. I have that set up on mine, and I can adjust it not only for the track, but also for the difference in how the shocks react between cold and warm weather. May not be a problem in Florida, it is in the midwest.

Relisys190

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I too am useing Tokico "blues" along with Eibach prokit springs on all four corners. Ride hieght is about .75 drop, not too much. Ride quality is going to suffer slightly but only because of the stiff springs. If you are into driving your vehicle than you'll like this setup. It's nice a tight and perfect for the street and some mild track events.

gildardo

I payed 300 total for the set..

Used of corse....


Gil

josh greene

If I get the KYB's do they adjust for a smoother ride then the blues for just driving around town or long trips?

Snrub

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I have the Tokico HPs in the front with stock springs and to be honest I didn't find it that easy to tell that the difference between them and the stock shocks. I'm pretty sure they're billed as being a little stouter than stock and in my experience that seems to be the case.

RSVampire

KYB's have the ajustable series (AGX) so you can buy those for adjustability.
Tokico have the Illumina's for ajustability if you still wanna keep with that brand and save a little money.

josh greene

I went ahead and ordered the KYB AGX's off Ebay today $340 shipped!!! and got the eibach springs for $100 shipped with 500 miles on them from a nopistons.com forum member!!!