Tokico 5 way setting
Yo,
I ran #4 at Thunderhill, both on the front and back. I'm running #4 on the street as well. Firm, but not overly harsh.
KS
1989 GTUs "Not too hard, not too soft...just right!"
I ran #4 at Thunderhill, both on the front and back. I'm running #4 on the street as well. Firm, but not overly harsh.
KS
1989 GTUs "Not too hard, not too soft...just right!"
Originally posted by Spool Up
I run on setting 4 daily.....put them all to 5 for aut-x. But i'm canning the tokiko shocks and racing beat springs in favor of a JIC FLT-A2 set up.
I run on setting 4 daily.....put them all to 5 for aut-x. But i'm canning the tokiko shocks and racing beat springs in favor of a JIC FLT-A2 set up.
cost so much??? I mean the Endless/zeals are'nt much better either...in price anyways. I could see $100-250 a pop. But $500 ea!!!!!!!!!!!
Hell, let's go w/ a Ti 505 exhaust too while were @ it...
throw in the energysuspensions polyurethane bushings also.BTW all the above listed are available for 2nd & 3rd gens.
For road race you want the front to be stiffer than the rear a little bit or else the rear will come out too easily under throttle. Set the front at 5 and the rear at 3, if it understeers too much for you, set the rears at 4
My car is my daily driver and I live in SF, where the roads are rough. I have mine set at 3 up front and 1 in the rear. Nice and comfy. I also just bought a pettit front sway bar and a tri point rear sway bar that I have yet to install. I'm trying to reduce the body roll from my soft-ish suspension.
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