tokico springs?
#1
tokico springs?
I need new shocks bad! and i thought why not lower it at once?
i had thought about the h&r super sport for my springs but this seems like a good deal
does anyone have this setup? are the tokico springs any good?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TOKIC...Q5fAccessories
i had thought about the h&r super sport for my springs but this seems like a good deal
does anyone have this setup? are the tokico springs any good?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TOKIC...Q5fAccessories
Last edited by K.G.B.; 09-28-2009 at 07:16 PM.
#3
Tokico is a very reliable, and reputable company. I wouldn't be too worried about using thier springs. I use Tokico dampers. What I would advise is that you buy my H&R springs. https://mustangboards.com/mustang-cl...ings-isos.html
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#4
410? there arent any cheaper than that around?
meh havent seen them around my area. but then again most people in my area of ohio have nothing outside of stock..
looking around i guess that the 410 is a decent deal actually.
meh havent seen them around my area. but then again most people in my area of ohio have nothing outside of stock..
looking around i guess that the 410 is a decent deal actually.
Last edited by 2K7MustangV6; 09-28-2009 at 09:38 PM. Reason: price matched
#7
my bad.
my other concern with these springs was if they didn't do a noticeable drop.
I really wanna get rid of that big gap between the fender and my front wheels.
but yea i don't wanna scrape my bottom with a 5" high speed bump either.
my other concern with these springs was if they didn't do a noticeable drop.
I really wanna get rid of that big gap between the fender and my front wheels.
but yea i don't wanna scrape my bottom with a 5" high speed bump either.
#9
mine dropped just about an inch all around with eibach pros and new isolators. not a huge drop but definitely noticeable and much better than stock. even noticeable to "non-mustang" folks . i looked at the tokico springs to go with my blue shocks/struts but didn't get them because i couldn't find any hard data on spring rates to compare to other brands and then i got the eibachs pretty cheap off ebay .
i'd bet the tokico package will work very well for you
i'd bet the tokico package will work very well for you
#11
you could just pull out the lower isolators on the front to see if you like the look/ride. that's free except labor (not hard to do yourself either) and if you don't like it you can just put it back like it was. you'd probably get 1/4-1/2 inch drop. i think some guys pull all the isolators out of the front and don't have any problems.
https://mustangboards.com/suspension...isolators.html
https://mustangboards.com/suspension...isolators.html
Last edited by TNell; 09-30-2009 at 09:31 AM.
#12
Tokico is a very reliable, and reputable company. I wouldn't be too worried about using thier springs. I use Tokico dampers. What I would advise is that you buy my H&R springs. https://mustangboards.com/mustang-cl...ings-isos.html
/shameless plug.
/shameless plug.
Yea i couldnt find any info on tokico springs
I found eibach pro front springs with their isolators for 60 bucks shipped and i ordered my tokico hp's ! we'll see how that goes
#15
i think the reason you can find front springs pretty easily is from guys converting to coilovers on the front. but if you decide later you want to change just the rear springs to match the front, you'll probably have a hard time finding just the rears for a good price.
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