Spring & Shock Question

[TwinCelicaGirl]

Okay, these are my options.....

Eibach Sportline Springs $208
with
Koni sport Shocks $554.50 (for all 4)

or

Eibach Sportline Springs $208
with
Tokico shocks $235 (for all 4)

which should I get? I have heard very good things about Koni, and nothing really about Tokico. Thanks!

[kuruptn77]

Where are you buying your shocks?

i need to buy front shocks for my GT either Tokico or Koni would be fine.

please email me at: Franjie77@hotmail.com

thanx!

[QWKsilvr808]

If you don't need the adjustability and just want something stable to ride on, the Tokicos are a very good bet.

[HilfigerCelica]

I didn't know Tokico's are that cheap.

[TwinCelicaGirl]

So as I understand it, the only difference between the Tokicos and the Konis is that the Konis are adjustable and the Tokicos are not--but EITHER should be okay for the 2" drop on the Sportlines, correct?

I'm assuming I will also need a camber adjustment kit...

BTW, the prices are all from Tire Rack.

[autxr]

IF you are looking for good handling and mostly good looks, then get the Tokicos. Much better value, and should be better than the stock shocks.

I doubt seriously that you will need a camber correction kit, the factory adjustment options should be more than adequate.

Scott

[TwinCelicaGirl]

Originally posted by autxr
IF you are looking for good handling and mostly good looks, then get the Tokicos. Much better value, and should be better than the stock shocks.

I doubt seriously that you will need a camber correction kit, the factory adjustment options should be more than adequate.

Scott

Great! Thanks for the info.

Although about the camber correction kit...there will be enough adjustment on a 2" drop (Eibach Sportline) from the factory? Tire Rack told me that I would need the camber correction kit...

[autxr]

It will be close, only one way to find out. A little negative camber isn't a bad thing, if you get to to -1 to -1.3 degrees in the rear you will be in spec.

Scott