Tokico D-Spec spring/shock kit installed
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Originally Posted by terrasmak
Shocks have nothing to do with the drop, spring will lower your car , shocks dampen the ride.
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Originally Posted by DJL711
That's what I mean. I'm considering getting the kit which means both the springs AND the struts. However if the drop from the springs after they settle in go too low, I'm thinking of just purchasing the struts and using my stock springs with the D-specs.
I'm considering on just buying the struts themselves and just use my stock springs since there isn't really a big gap from the wheels to the fender and it'll save me way more money since I wouldn't have to buy the arms and camber kits. Let me know what you think. Thanks!
Do you know how much the actual drop is though after the tokico shocks settle in.
Personally i would start with sways , and if you really need a drop , buy coilovers or study spring rates on drop springs and figure out what one is right for your needs.
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Originally Posted by terrasmak
Personally i would start with sways , and if you really need a drop , buy coilovers or study spring rates on drop springs and figure out what one is right for your needs.
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Originally Posted by SlipZ
I have mine installed 3 weeks ago. Same set up-d specs shocks and springs. Setting is 3 turns from hard. I like the ride.
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i am using RS-R springs....
funny thing though is i started out at 4 turns front and rear as the OP stated...right away i went to 3.....and then 2 front...3 rear.
after a couple of days it seemed to not feel as stiff as it was...so i adjusted it to 1 turn from full stiff up front and 2 in the rear....by a week and a half....i had to up it to full stiff all the way around.....it felt hard for a day and then got comfy stiff....
wonder if anyone else's struts felt like mine
the Tokico springs are 375 front and rear....my RS-R are 345 up front and 417 in the rear...but only a .6inch drop compared to 1.25 inches....
anybody know where to get the springs only???? i may want to switch
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Thanks I just noticed that they were craftsman and headed down to sears to pick them up. Was going to post then noticed you were kind enough to answer.
By the way they are on sale at sears for $14 for the hole set of extend Hex tools.
By the way they are on sale at sears for $14 for the hole set of extend Hex tools.
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I got mine a couple of weeks ago and iam getting a loose metal noise. But on a second look nothing was loose. Iam thinking endlinks but really not sure. only coming from the back, on bumpy roads.