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Review of Tokico Illumina Suspension Kit....

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I found a set of tokico HP's wt ro bear racing for $391 shipped to the door. They come with everything all together, so all you have to remove is a couple of main bolts. The good thing is you don't have to worry about compressing the spring to change it out.
 
I have the illumina's and prokits on my car and it seems to me that on the stiffest setting the car isn't stiff. I mean all of my buddy's (honda's) seem so much stiffer. They do have coilovers. My car rides like a cadillac i mean even on the firmest setting its that smooth.
 
I have the illumina's and prokits on my car and it seems to me that on the stiffest setting the car isn't stiff. I mean all of my buddy's (honda's) seem so much stiffer. They do have coilovers. My car rides like a cadillac i mean even on the firmest setting its that smooth.

Honda = sub 2k lbs
DSM = 3k lbs

It will take a lot more to make the DSM stiffer than a honda.
 
Hey phellas, I just aquired some tokico illumina's and I think they have stock springs.. Im kind of torn between springs.. I LOVE the slammed look however, I dont want to have to crawl around all the time.. I can get some sprotline springs from craigslist for under 100 bucks. I also really like the stance of of the illumina/tokico spring combo, does anyone know where I could get some tokico springs? Ive checked google and ebay over and over, all I get is the package..
 
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