http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TOKIC...spagenameZWDVW

 

This might help you out. There are PLENTY of write-ups out there.

http://forums.maxima.org/search.php

 

He's not a donating member..


xkazik:


We need more info on your cars year model..

 

LOLz how vague is this! I just love playing 20 questions.

Let's start with: "What does any good mean to you?"

At this point I'm sure someone will disregard the fact that this a very easy topic to investigate yourself and lend a helping hand explaining what types of suspensions exhibit what characteristics and handling capabilities.

Whoooo!

 

You can still read the FAQ.

 

Thats not the freaking point dude..He gave him the link to the paid subscription search function,i simply informed him that he cannno't use his link...got over yourself.

 

I gave a relevant answer to his question without being rude. If you want to discuss this further then PM me. I am done posting in this thread.

 

thx guys and im do more searching when i donate and that is sometime this weekend.. and my car is a 97 max se, manual

 

I tell you what xkazik, just because othe the way you replied and that you are willing to serach, I'll split the membership donation with you. Just PM and address and I'll forward you the money through Paypal.

 

I understand peoples frustrations with people always asking for help before searching, but damn, didn't your mothers ever teach you that if you don't have something nice to say just don't say anything at all?

Kazik, I've never used that particular style but I have Tokico Illumina's and I am happy with the ride - might be interested in looking into them as well.

 

They're paired with tokico blues... decent, in my opinion. I'd find a tokico set that uses tokico illumina instead. They're a lil more heavy duty and are firmness/softness adjustable to fit your needs.

If I had to pay for a spring/strut combo, It would have been Tokico springs, Illumina struts because they were researched/designed to work together. All other springs on the market are designed to work with stock struts.

Jae