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trd, kyb, or tokico struts and shocks
07-22-2009, 02:27 PM
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trd, kyb, or tokico struts and shocks
so i'm looking at droping on some eibachs and want to get new struts and shocks...i've decided to go with trd, kyb, or tokico...now i want to here everyones feedback on these three shocks and struts and vote for the best one
07-22-2009, 05:44 PM
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the trd and trd spring setup will give you a slight drop but most people want a bigger drop. Though it is the most comfortable setup you will probably achieve. I heard good things about the tokiko struts as well and people mixing the trd springs with the tokiko struts. Koni Yellows are known to be the best struts but its quite hard to install. theirs a diy thread about installing konis. GOOD LUCK!
07-22-2009, 05:52 PM
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i'm more than likely goin with eibach springs as i have ran them on racecars for years and they make a hell of a spring(the spring rate never changes in years!)but trd is the only other possibilty i was looking at for springs
07-22-2009, 05:57 PM
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yea the eibach might give you a better drop and yea they are good springs no doubt. but the combo of hte trd setup with the struts might be more efficient since they were made for each other with the same company. but!!! anything would work and whatever suits your preference =]
07-22-2009, 06:03 PM
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Originally Posted by liltofuboix
yea the eibach might give you a better drop and yea they are good springs no doubt. but the combo of hte trd setup with the struts might be more efficient since they were made for each other with the same company. but!!! anything would work and whatever suits your preference =]
07-22-2009, 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by topekatc
Originally Posted by liltofuboix
yea the eibach might give you a better drop and yea they are good springs no doubt. but the combo of hte trd setup with the struts might be more efficient since they were made for each other with the same company. but!!! anything would work and whatever suits your preference =]
BTW, I have the TRD shocks and springs and I have very happy with them. I have heard that Tokico's are the same as TRDs in terms of performance and ride, but are cheaper. I only got the TRD because I found someone selling a new in the box set for $250!!!
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