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06-05-2007, 11:24 PM
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Haha nice bro! But....you're in for a surprise. They will settle and the rear especially will settle a lot more than what you're seeing. Believe me I have them on my car. You'll also need a rear camber kit for sure. You will not get the rear back to oem spec alignment, the front will though. Looks great! I love this setup as well.
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06-10-2007, 08:15 PM
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^Nobody?
You can toe in or out in the front, more dedicated track people prefer toe out in the front. Toe in for the rear is the norm.
06-11-2007, 04:56 PM
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I'm interested in those Tokico's also. Wondering whether you need front and rear kits to get camber and toe back in spec or whether the front can be adjusted to spec without a kit.
06-14-2007, 06:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Rick06Z
^Feels so much better than stock. I have the shocks set at 2 turns off of full firm front and back, which feels much firmer than stock, but not too harsh. Stock the rear felt really bouncy at times and the steering felt a bit loose. The bounce is completely gone and the steering feels very tight and responsive.
I broke my right ankle snow boarding a few months back and still can't drive very spirited - so have not been able to really test out the new set-up.
I broke my right ankle snow boarding a few months back and still can't drive very spirited - so have not been able to really test out the new set-up.
06-14-2007, 10:51 PM
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Where did you find it for $500 US?
And trust me bro, your thread is the most interesting one this whole freakin month, just for me, that is. Looking at the exact same setup, but no one ever post up pics of their Tokico D-spec spring/struts setup WITH STOCK-ish rims LOL.
So here's a big thanks to you! Tokico D-spec springs are the exact ones I want, good spring rates and are linear. The 1.5" drop in the rear does worry me though, especially since I'm planning to keep the 18" stockies.
And trust me bro, your thread is the most interesting one this whole freakin month, just for me, that is. Looking at the exact same setup, but no one ever post up pics of their Tokico D-spec spring/struts setup WITH STOCK-ish rims LOL.
So here's a big thanks to you! Tokico D-spec springs are the exact ones I want, good spring rates and are linear. The 1.5" drop in the rear does worry me though, especially since I'm planning to keep the 18" stockies.