Tokico Shocks

[matt23o]

If you have Tokico shocks, how do you like them? Someone told me they have explosive gases in them and not to get them. Should I worry if I get them?

 

[Rx3]

I have them, they are just great

 

[brentsd]

Well they are gas struts... so yes i guess gas is explosive. mine car hasn't blown up yet so i think their great.

 

[matt23o]

how is the cornering and ride quaility ?

 

[Rx3]

I have the adjustables... at the softest setting they are BARELY stiffer than stock.... 5 is rock hard. Combined with Eibach Prokits the handling is excellent for the money you pay. Cornering is solid, but remember, there are other factors (swaybar, tires, etc) that can contribute to cornering.

 

[L2RTSiAWD]

I have the non-adjustables. They are good for street use. Not to stiff but defninitley stiffer than stock.

 

[brentsd]

i'd agree with l2r........ i think they are great, not too stiff, but not too soft. i'd buy them again.

 

[poppy_morenito]

So could I use non adjustable tokico with a Eiback Pro kit and have a nice streetable ride ?

Tokico
2WD/AWD REGULAR (NON-ADJUSTABLE) Front - Specify when ordering $62.37 x 2
$124.74

Tokico
2WD REGULAR (NON-ADJUSTABLE) Rear $62.37 x 2
$124.74

Eibach Pro-Kit Springs
Mitsubishi: Eclipse (Inc. Turbo, Exc. Spider) 1.2 front and 1.2 rear $224 x 1
$224

Total:
$473.48

 

[Rx3]

yes

 

[Vinnie]

I'm glad you guys like the tokico non-adjustable shocks, I just ordered them.

I'm also going to order the H&R Sport Springs that lower the car 1.7" F, and 1.4"R, any opinions on those springs????