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04-02-08, 04:23 PM
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Searched, FD tokico shock/spring combo
hey guys,
anyone running, tried or heard about the tokico llumina strut and spring setup? first time seeing it and if i don't sell my car, i'm looking for a street setup. either eibach and (x) shock, but i just saw this combo setup that looks interesting. anyone hear anything?
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anyone running, tried or heard about the tokico llumina strut and spring setup? first time seeing it and if i don't sell my car, i'm looking for a street setup. either eibach and (x) shock, but i just saw this combo setup that looks interesting. anyone hear anything?
TIA
Los
04-02-08, 04:50 PM
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Many people here use Tokicos. However, if you are going to get some, I would recommend their new HTS series instead of the older Illuminas.
As far as what springs, check this thread:
https://www.rx7club.com/suspension-wheels-tires-brakes-20/rsr-down-springs-tokico-5-way-744165/
As far as what springs, check this thread:
https://www.rx7club.com/suspension-wheels-tires-brakes-20/rsr-down-springs-tokico-5-way-744165/
04-02-08, 07:10 PM
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I just installed tokicko Ill 5 way adjustables with PFS comfort springs (no longer available new i believe) and they are FANTASTIC in every way including ride comfort and drop. I would highly recommend this!
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thanks for the link. but it mentions nothing, that i noticed. on the tokico complete set. what i found. and i can post the link, is a tokico setup that was a tokico llumina shock set w/ tokico springs. i wouldn't mind getting the eibach's either, b/c i find no real need for coilovers for my application. but my concern is if tokico springs are any good... or are they made by someone else? e.i. ground control coil overs are eibach made. thanks for the link and it gives me more options on springs. gotta love our old cars. hahaha. i guess if worst comes to worse i'll get coilovers, but i'd like to evade the unneeded costs. anyone running the tein s-techs? good reviews at autocrossess / tracks?
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