Kyb Gr-2 Vs Tokico Blu
I have not tried KYB's, I have only ridden on Toks and they are fine as far as im concerned but I cant really compare them since ive only owned one brand. The KYB's should do everything the Toks do, some say they are better
but at less cost. If I was to redo my suspension id either go with a complete JIC coilover suspension or a Tein coilover suspension. Id lean more toward the Tein due to the fact I can have a in-car remote to control the ride height from inside. That way if you have a heavy @ss system, your @ss end wont be lower then your front end
but at less cost. If I was to redo my suspension id either go with a complete JIC coilover suspension or a Tein coilover suspension. Id lean more toward the Tein due to the fact I can have a in-car remote to control the ride height from inside. That way if you have a heavy @ss system, your @ss end wont be lower then your front end
Originally Posted by Triple8Sol
I think the Tein EDFC only controls the damper settings, not ride height...
from the inside. If its the dampening force, then so be it. Its still helps to have a stiffer strut in the back if you got more weight then intended back there.
I don't know how long the ride quality will last. I'm sure as time passes on the ride will get a bit rougher. But when my car had stock suspension I could tell that the ride quality got rougher from when it was new anyway.
Originally Posted by Maximus917
I've just changed my tokico blues to GR-2's. And the G's just a tad softer. I've had the toks for about 3yrs now. I got lil tired of the rough ride so I thought the G's would help but not much at all. Hope this helps.
Best prices Ive seen are on Ebay
Btw.. I drove a few Maxes , before deciding. I drove Maximadaves car, and I have a friend with Tokicos..... I would suggest you do the same. I just think Gr2's are way to soft for me.... But you should do the test drive for yourself .....Springs will also makew a difference in ride quality.
Btw.. I drove a few Maxes , before deciding. I drove Maximadaves car, and I have a friend with Tokicos..... I would suggest you do the same. I just think Gr2's are way to soft for me.... But you should do the test drive for yourself .....Springs will also makew a difference in ride quality.
Too soft is not bad around here. I doubt Escondido's largest potholes are as big as the small ones here in D.C.! Kloogy/anyone...will springs that are -1.3 inches or so create any tire rub or anything?
I too have had both. i had tokicos for 2 yrs and they seemed rather bouncy with my eibach springs. after a year the performance decreased significantly. id say that i had maybe 70k on em. i bought the GR-2s brand new from a fellow org member who got rid of the max and never put em on. i can see where maximus says they are softer but it almost seems the the rebound is signifcantly diffferent in the 2. the tokicos were stiff and the bounced like hell. the GR-2s are in a sense softer on the down force but the rebound seems to resist more than the tokicos which makes the ride not as bouncy on my ****. i like the GR-2s over the tokicos. maybe i blew the hell out of my tokicos over time but i vouch for the GR-2s all the way.
will
will
Originally Posted by WILLSE
I too have had both. i had tokicos for 2 yrs and they seemed rather bouncy with my eibach springs. after a year the performance decreased significantly. id say that i had maybe 70k on em. i bought the GR-2s brand new from a fellow org member who got rid of the max and never put em on. i can see where maximus says they are softer but it almost seems the the rebound is signifcantly diffferent in the 2. the tokicos were stiff and the bounced like hell. the GR-2s are in a sense softer on the down force but the rebound seems to resist more than the tokicos which makes the ride not as bouncy on my ****. i like the GR-2s over the tokicos. maybe i blew the hell out of my tokicos over time but i vouch for the GR-2s all the way.
will
will
Originally Posted by WILLSE
I too have had both. i had tokicos for 2 yrs and they seemed rather bouncy with my eibach springs. after a year the performance decreased significantly. id say that i had maybe 70k on em. i bought the GR-2s brand new from a fellow org member who got rid of the max and never put em on. i can see where maximus says they are softer but it almost seems the the rebound is signifcantly diffferent in the 2. the tokicos were stiff and the bounced like hell. the GR-2s are in a sense softer on the down force but the rebound seems to resist more than the tokicos which makes the ride not as bouncy on my ****. i like the GR-2s over the tokicos. maybe i blew the hell out of my tokicos over time but i vouch for the GR-2s all the way.
will
will
Thank you Will and Kloogy. I am on the East Coast and we have to deal with potholes and road construction.
i read in the maxima general forums that both struts are bad.. i think his name was drewn and he had some site talking about shocks and springs.. i think it said something like kyb gr2s and tokicos both suck for my progress springs because the progress drop is over the recommended 1.5. The progress isa 1.7 drop and it settles close to 2 or to 2.. so yah.. my question is.. do you guys think itll be alright if i got tokicos or gr2s with my progress springs ( 1'7 f 1'5 r of course settles a bit lower) ? will the struts last for a long time on my so called "low springs".. and if so how many miles if you could estimate.. thx for whomever can shed some light on this for me
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