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Old 10-02-2003, 11:46 PM
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tokico or kyb agx?

so, what's better
tokico illuminas.
kyb agx.

what i've heard:
KYB AGX: lowest approx $400 (haven't searched too hard)
cheaper. they won't last as long. warranty void if you go lower then 1.5" i've heard a good deal of stories of them blowing up after 6 months, or approx 10k.
also...KYB AGX's are only made for the front, correct? i've seen sites that sell them in a set of 4 (for $400)...what do they use for the two rears?

Illumina lowest: $355
minor crap. hard to adjust rear shocks. setting #5 will make your body hurt cause it's so stiff. void warranty when lowering over 2"? haven't heard anything about them blowing up quickly...

what about other non-adjustable's?
KYB GR-2's?
Tokico Blue's
Tokico HP's

i'm going to put on Neuspeed Race Springs (2" drop)
i'm confident that anything i get will provide a pretty decent ride.
i just don't want something that's going to blow up on me after a few years...or something that's gonna cost me an arm and leg (koni).
what would you guys suggestion?

thanks, i appreciate it.
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Old 10-03-2003, 12:04 AM
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Unfortunately, I've learned that when it comes to crap like that, it's better to pay an arm and a leg now, than only an arm now and then(unexpectedly) both legs later... if you know what I mean. Plus the Koni Sports, from what I hear, are also adjustable up to two inches I believe.
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Old 10-03-2003, 02:15 AM
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how long could i expect tokico illuminas to last?
i don't plan on running them as tight as they will go.
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cause $500 is a lot of money to spend on shocks.
just to make my car lower, and go over bumps and around corners better.
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wow.
i already have regrets before i've even spent money. lol
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Old 10-17-2003, 03:34 PM
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Re: tokico or kyb agx?

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how long could i expect tokico illuminas to last?
i don't plan on running them as tight as they will go.
.
cause $500 is a lot of money to spend on shocks.
just to make my car lower, and go over bumps and around corners better.
.
wow.
i already have regrets before i've even spent money. lol


actually, KYB do not offer AGX for the rear for 91 Integras. I can get u the GR2s for as low as $190 for all 4. email me if u like to buy them @ [email protected]
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Old 10-19-2003, 04:06 PM
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Re: Re: tokico or kyb agx?

Dont bother with GR-2, they are an OEM replacement shock/strut. Go with Koni's or go with the good stuff, a real coilover kit. Expect to spend at least $800 for a good/basic set-up not including the camber kit. If your gonna be cheap with your suspension, DONT BOTHER. Your gonna end doing it over again.
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