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#1
02-12-2002, 11:06 PM
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Is it worth it...
Aight here is the deal... i'm lookin for some new shocks... i think i want to go with tokico, i won't do any serious autocrossing but will drive aggressively once in a while and want something that will handle well... so to the point is it worth it for me to spend the extra and get the illuminas or am i just as good off getting the blues... i doub't i'll do much fiddling with em... i'd prolly set em once and leave em if i got the adjustables...
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02-13-2002, 02:20 AM
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You should be fine with the non-adjustables unless you are constantly at the track and you need those slight adjustments to your suspension ...
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02-15-2002, 12:50 AM
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How low are you going? The Tokico blues are prone to blowing out if you are going pretty low. IMO Blues are a great OE replacement but not to much for performance and lowered cars. I had a set. With them and my Eibach prokit it felt like a stock car and I didnt see that much improvement in handling. I have since switched to Koni [yellows].
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