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Old 08-28-2003, 06:59 PM
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Tokico hps and Tein S-Tech Springs?

How does this combo sound to you guys?
I would really like to get illuminas but they cost so much, is it really worth the extra 200 dollars?

This setup will be going on my CRX.

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go with the illuminas. i have the hp's and they blew, but its probably because i have coilovers. they might work better with springs.
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Adjustable shocks are well worth the extra money, fully adjustable coilovers would be best.

Koni Yellow
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Tokico Illumina

I thought I answered this question already, and guess what? I did . . .1 post is enough http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/t131800.html
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