ROTARYROCKET7

hey i was gonna get this since the KYB AGX price went up on there 8 way adjustable. I was wondering about going with the tociko non-adjustable (blue ones) with some eibach springs. This is for 87 GXL, stock. I need shocks. And i wil aslo be getting a poly eurethane kit.

jason

ARD T2

iTrader: (22)

I would suggest the AGX and RSR Race Springs. Are you simply using this car for street or part track also?

Thanks, Rishie

stockrex

hey rishie
i have a 90 gxl and drive it in Detroit, I need something soften my ride,
what would you suggest for someone on a budget?
for both shocks and springs?
TIA
Shibly

evalutionr

as what Rishie said AGX are good. Eibach is also good. do you research before you throw in money for it

satch

iTrader: (1)

Last week I had the blue Tokicos and Eibach springs put on my RX7 and the handling difference is like night and day over the old stock suspension and when I say old I am talking about 19 years. The newer suspension rides a little rougher than the old one but not by much.

stockrex

ok then, tokicos and Eibach it is,
do I need to get any additional hardware/parts for the upgrade?

ROTARYROCKET7

i want the KYB so bad, i think ima spend my paycheck there with the eibach springs as wellz.

Tocikos are good too

satch

iTrader: (1)

Replacing the strut boots is a good idea.I was charged $80 for a set of four made by KYB.

ARD T2

iTrader: (22)

I can do the eibach tokio combo as well. If you're in a pot hole ridden area then get the eibachs since they are progressive. Otherwise RSR Race springs are the way to go.

Rishie

ROTARYROCKET7

I LIVE in a pothole infested area. I def need progressive springs

stockrex

thanks everyone for their input.

how does racingbeat springs compare to the eibachs?

I am guessing the racingbeats will have a harsher ride?

have a great weekend everyone...