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Need help in picking shocks

  • Thread starter Thread starter LaserSVT
  • Start date Start date Mar 13, 2008

Which suspension?

  • Bilstiens w/ Eibach Pros

    Votes: 7 63.6%
  • Eibach Pro Kit

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Tokico D-Spec

    Votes: 4 36.4%

  • Total voters
    11

LaserSVT

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Alright, in a couple weeks I will be upgrading my shocks/struts/springs cause they are shot. I have narrowed it down to three choices. The car spends its life as a DD with bi-monthly drag strip visits and SCCA solo events.

1: Bilstiens w/Eibach Pros $800
2: Eibach Pro kit with Eibach struts/shocks $630
3: Tokico Dspec coilovers w/16 way adj $695 EDIE: Not coilovers, just specific rate Tokico springs

I like the adjustability of the d-Specs but non-progressive springs suck now on a DD, might just be the blown shocks
 
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if you like bilstiens go with a MM kit.
 

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Bilsteins all the way. Make sure you get the quad shocks (a.k.a. axle dampeners), too. Without them I started getting wheel hop with only the rear Bilstein shocks.
 

LaserSVT

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The only thing thats holding me against Bilstien is the ones I have are shot. I calle Bilstien because of the "lifetime warrenty" which dosent apply if you cant find the reciept. What does it matter if its life time
 

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I'm planning on going with the D-Specs, myself.
 
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Tripoli said:
Bilsteins all the way. Make sure you get the quad shocks (a.k.a. axle dampeners), too. Without them I started getting wheel hop with only the rear Bilstein shocks.
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F quad shocks. Just get a good set of LCA's and you can take those stupid things off...
 

NobleHdwe

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I'm looking at doing the either option 1 or 2 myself so I am also interested to see what everyone has to say.
 

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Somebody on here posted that brenspeed has the Tokiko's for $269.
Combined with the Eibachs around $225. =$494.
 

LaserSVT

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streethorse said:
Somebody on here posted that brenspeed has the Tokiko's for $269.
Combined with the Eibachs around $225. =$494.
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Thats the Tokico Blues. The local shop (Late Model) has the Eibachs for $210.
Its funny that nobody has voted for them but the ones Im really leaning twords is the Eibach kit. Eibach has specialized in suspension for years and it seems their shocks are real nice. Its too bad that nobody has them so I can see if anyone likes them

Last time I put up a post asking everyone replied yes they have the Pro springs. I even kept saying the set WITH the Eibach shocks.

So the MM valved Bilstiens cost about $650 shipped and then $210 + tax for the springs moves me out of my budget because I will do Steeda bump steer and CC plates at the same time since it will have to be aligned again.
 
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