tokiko shocks and struts....

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four.six

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should i buy?? not the adjustable ones, just the regular hp series sold on parts shopper.... need answers quick, im about to buy... thanks guys!!!!

 

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I like mine - better than stock. Helped a bit with ride quality on a lowered ride, but I think a bumpsteer kit would help more.

I got mine for a great price and would do it again..

 

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im having the bumpsteer kit, extended ball-joint kit, and c/c plates installed at the same time as these, if i buy em....

 

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I think that's a good choice. If anyone thinks there is a better performance shock for the money I'd like to know about it. Just make sure you get the shorter ones designed for use with a lowered vehicle.

 

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four.six said:

im having the bumpsteer kit, extended ball-joint kit, and c/c plates installed at the same time as these, if i buy em....

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Good job You know what you're doing. I'm only adding MM bumpsteer and CC's now,

Good luck

 

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Dave Holman said:

I think that's a good choice. If anyone thinks there is a better performance shock for the money I'd like to know about it. Just make sure you get the shorter ones designed for use with a lowered vehicle.

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http://www.partshopper.com/shop/Tokico-HP-Struts-&-Shocks-94-04-Mustang-m395.html

are these the ones u speak of???

 

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http://www.partshopper.com/shop/Tokico-HP-Struts-&-Shocks-94-04-Mustang-m395.html

are these the right ones for the prokit???

 

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I'm not sure. I know that the Brothers Performance website offers the Tokico HP series for both standard and lowered vehicles.

 

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I think they're actually cheaper there too.

 

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Dave Holman said:

I think they're actually cheaper there too.

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ya i noticed that, but it says they wont fit IRS.....

 

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http://www.partshopper.com/shop/Tokico-HP-Struts-&-Shocks-94-04-Mustang-m395.html

does anybody know if these shocks are the "lowered" ones?? will they work with the prokit??

 

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i have those shocks/struts, and if i had to do it all over again, i wouldnt. i would buy a set of strange 10 way adjustable shocks/struts for the same price or maybe a bit cheaper. i was really looking for somthing firmer. dont get me wrong, theyre def an improvement over stock, but i was really hoping for more performance.