Harsh? the springs claim to be 10% stiffer than stock which ain't stiff to begin with. Anyways, the shocks are cheaper than Konis which can add close to $500. I got mine for around $230. I'll post of pics before and after images. And a review beginning of the next month.

 

We're talking shocks not springs here. For ride comfort, your shocks are much more important as long as your springs are not crazy stiff. Having the ability to adjust the rebound dampening is a huge advantage and will allow a wide range of ride qualities from Mercedes to Porsche.

From all complaints in the rear seat such as......"I've got a headache..." to "....I've never knew I had ***** until I sat in this car....." , I figured the rear shocks had to go. I think the Koni's in the rear have made a big improvement to the ride quality and I didn't have to splurge for the whole set.

 

Folks at TRD said to reuse all the originial parts.

 

Here's the link to the TRD Shocks on our site and the TRD Springs are in the same menu. Lot's of info. You can calculate your own shipping by dropping them into the shopping cart. Hope that helps.

Ken
www.trdsparks.com