When I bought my mach 1's I was under the assumption that they were the same. But the Mach's were black and the blues are of course blue, are they not just painted? Cause I need to replace them already, they bottom out on speed bumps.And they didnt before.
When I bought my mach 1's I was under the assumption that they were the same. But the Mach's were black and the blues are of course blue, are they not just painted? Cause I need to replace them already, they bottom out on speed bumps.And they didnt before.
the blues are better then the mach's....and the mach's aren't designed to be used on cars with more than 1" drop. I have seen a couple of people complain about this on other boards recently. I guess trying to save money sometimes ends up costing more?
i have the mach 1 struts and shocks with FRPP C springs, they work GREAT together. You cant beat that combo for $300, thats for damn sure. From what I hear they are the same as the tockico hp's, they are just revalved.
i have the mach 1 struts and shocks with FRPP C springs, they work GREAT together. You cant beat that combo for $300, thats for damn sure. From what I hear they are the same as the tockico hp's, they are just revalved.
I was told that the Tokico HP's (blues) were not the same as the Mach1's. But maybe I am a sucker and they wanted more of my $$. I am extremely happy with my setup though. I got the complete Tokico HP package with shocks, struts and springs. Car sits about 1.25" lower than stock.
When I bought my mach 1's I was under the assumption that they were the same. But the Mach's were black and the blues are of course blue, are they not just painted? Cause I need to replace them already, they bottom out on speed bumps.And they didnt before.
I think the H&R springs are pretty stiff and lower the car a good bit, if you want a shock/strut combo that will last you need to get a top quality setup like the Tokico DSpec or Bilsteins.
Definately. It's getting worse and worse day by day. At this point I think my stockers handled better. I tried to save money and should have just done it right the first time.