Koni or Tokico

Yobi1Kanobi

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OK here is the skinny... I went with coil overs in the front with my old tokico HPs. Well one of them seals dried up and started leaking. Well since I got this leak I had bought a Set of Tokico Adjs. that were Drag Struts...Cars is not a drag car (whoops) anyways. sold those and about to order new ones. What do you guys think would you guys prefer. Its only like a 20 dollar difference. My car will be a street car with some track days in between.

A) Koni Single Adj

B) Tokico Illumina's

 

earleys94gt

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Tokico's.

 

BlackPearl955.0

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plus one for the tokico
(illumina or d-spec)

 

Mustangless

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tokico illumina, but if the d-spec is not any more expensive maybe you should get those.

 

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DocZG

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you can get d-specs for like $500 plus shipping on ebay.... I have the d specs and love them

 

Yobi1Kanobi

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87-93 Tokico Illumina 5 way Adjustables .

FTW

Thanks guys I am going with the above and for those of you that might think I forgot what year car i own. From my research they recomended the 87-93 struts for my lowered car with coilovers due to the range of travel.

Let me know if you think this might be flawed thinking.

Wish I could go with the D-specs but $$$$ is limiting if it was the only thing I had to buy then sure, why not , but I gotta have some JUST IN CASE money at hand.

this project has been one big JIC...

 

Mustangless

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I have the Illumina correct year on back but on the front I have 87-93. I have read lately that if you get mm caster camber plates you shouldn't need the foxbody ones.

Mine seem to work good though.