What kinda aftermarket struts???

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So, my front struts are bout to go. I was wondering what a good ride quality strut would be for when i lower it? I was thinking Tokico HP's. Tell me what you think would be good enough.

 

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Tokicos hp if your on a budget or bilstiens if money doesn't matter. I have heard nothing but good things about either one.

I have the hp's for over a year I liked them but when I replace I will be going with bilstiens.

 

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Bilstein HD's here. Love them

 

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Yeah for now I'm on a budget. I pretty sure going to go with the Tokico's for now. Thanks for the info guys.

David

 

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im personally going with Strange

 

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Is that a good brand? Never heard of them.

David

 

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get tokico illumina's or d-specs, they ride the BEST and i've had them ALL

 

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It's a 5_0 HO said:

Is that a good brand? Never heard of them.

David

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from what i hear/read, real good. its either them or bilsteins like stated above... theres a kit floating around for like 600 i see every now and then... if u got the $$, get 'em... ull cringe clicking the buy button, but bilsteins are an awesome product

 

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I actually went KYB's and after 60k miles they are still decent... But I DD my stang... I do not have the time/budget to go racing so for a DD the KYB's are just fine...

Now I also went KYB shocks in the rear and I think these are too soft...

 

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How about Bullits or Mach I tokico shocks & struts? Made by tokico .

 

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inphiniti said:

im personally going with Strange

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10 way adjustable. I hope to install mine this week. They've been sitting in the garage for too long. Their 10 way adj. shocks are pretty cool. I've had those on the car for a year or so.

My car is NOT lowered though. Drag Launch Springs FTW!

 

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94CobraPace said:

How about Bullits or Mach I tokico shocks & struts? Made by tokico .

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thats waht i have now... theyre pretty decent... but ive had them on for 2 years since it was a quick fix and its time to move on..

gcomfx.com said:

10 way adjustable. I hope to install mine this week. They've been sitting in the garage for too long. Their 10 way adj. shocks are pretty cool. I've had those on the car for a year or so.

My car is NOT lowered though. Drag Launch Springs FTW!

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thats how im going, 10 ways... strongly debating their coil over kit... but their springs for the coil over kit alone are $103/ea!