What shocks do I get if...
#1
What shocks do I get if...
I want a smoother ride? I currently have H&R springs with Tokico Blue shocks. Every little bump seems to thud the car pretty hard. I would like a much smoother ride but not floaty like the stock setup.
If someone has a link to where this has been discussed before that would work too.
Thanks
Matt
If someone has a link to where this has been discussed before that would work too.
Thanks
Matt
#2
I'm on the stock 17 inch wheels with H&R and KYBGR2. My ride is actually smoother than the stock SE set-up. It is definitely not floaty and does not thud on bumps.
I've never taken a ride in a Max with H&R and Tokicos, but i've heard some people say the the Tokicos are softer than the KYB.
Bob
I've never taken a ride in a Max with H&R and Tokicos, but i've heard some people say the the Tokicos are softer than the KYB.
Bob
#3
Re: What shocks do I get if...
Originally posted by mattattax
I want a smoother ride? I currently have H&R springs with Tokico Blue shocks. Every little bump seems to thud the car pretty hard. I would like a much smoother ride but not floaty like the stock setup.
If someone has a link to where this has been discussed before that would work too.
Thanks
Matt
I want a smoother ride? I currently have H&R springs with Tokico Blue shocks. Every little bump seems to thud the car pretty hard. I would like a much smoother ride but not floaty like the stock setup.
If someone has a link to where this has been discussed before that would work too.
Thanks
Matt
i have tokicos and maxspeeds, and the ride is not bad at all.
(note: my sig pics are when I was still ridin' high on stock suspension)
#4
H&R springs are the smoothest aftermarket spring you can get. If you don't like the ride then go back to the stock toks or stock springs. It also does not help that you have 18" wheels with lower profile tires.
#5
Originally posted by SR20DEN
H&R springs are the smoothest aftermarket spring you can get. If you don't like the ride then go back to the stock toks or stock springs. It also does not help that you have 18" wheels with lower profile tires.
H&R springs are the smoothest aftermarket spring you can get. If you don't like the ride then go back to the stock toks or stock springs. It also does not help that you have 18" wheels with lower profile tires.
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Originally posted by mattattax
My tire size is 225/45/18. Do you think getting 17s would make a bigger difference than softer shocks?
My tire size is 225/45/18. Do you think getting 17s would make a bigger difference than softer shocks?
Your H&R/Tokico setup is the softest/smoothest setup you can put on a Maxima.
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