Eibach springs + Tokico Illuminas installed....my review
#42
I was thinking of getting the Truax SFCs too. But what is recommended for a 99 i30t? When I looked on Shox.com after hearing of Tokico Illuminas and Eibach Pro kits and H&R etc etc, only one thing popped up for a 99 i30t and those were Koni Struts. Can illuminas and eibachs not fit on my car?
#43
I had those springs years ago and got rid of 'em pretty quick.
#44
i just installed my own Eibachs + illuminas today 3F & 3R and man i love the ride smooth still on stock 16's i got my setup from ebay for "shippedout" jdmwerks for the struts(same place i bought the illuminas for my 4th gen) & kuramo motoring for the springs. pics after alignment tomorrow
#45
ooooooo, I see. I have just been told the other way around. What would you think would be better with near the same drop?
#46
If you just wanted springs, you'd need some REALLY stiff to compensate for that much loss in suspension travel. And all the springs I know of for the A33 either don't drop that low or aren't that stiff.
#47
Dropping that low? You really need something like a ride-height adjustable coilover to maintain suspension travel. Something like Boss Chens, Tein SS, D2, K-Sports, etc.
If you just wanted springs, you'd need some REALLY stiff to compensate for that much loss in suspension travel. And all the springs I know of for the A33 either don't drop that low or aren't that stiff.
If you just wanted springs, you'd need some REALLY stiff to compensate for that much loss in suspension travel. And all the springs I know of for the A33 either don't drop that low or aren't that stiff.
#50
hey guys,
I just did the same thing couple of weeks ago. As of now I did not notice the need for an alignment. Shouldn't the drop be still in stock specs now? I guess i'll have to cough up the cash for that now. GRR oh and here is a pic, but I think it settled more since then!
unfortunately it is kind of hard to see because of the shade. Maybe i'll take some more pics. What do you guys think?
I just did the same thing couple of weeks ago. As of now I did not notice the need for an alignment. Shouldn't the drop be still in stock specs now? I guess i'll have to cough up the cash for that now. GRR oh and here is a pic, but I think it settled more since then!
unfortunately it is kind of hard to see because of the shade. Maybe i'll take some more pics. What do you guys think?
#53
thanks.
alright, i have a coupon for a 4 wheel alignment for 55 bucks from a family owned shop around here. Unfortunately i blew a tire and had to re order it from discount. It's the second nail in 2 weeks! Horrible!
alright, i have a coupon for a 4 wheel alignment for 55 bucks from a family owned shop around here. Unfortunately i blew a tire and had to re order it from discount. It's the second nail in 2 weeks! Horrible!
#54
has anyone tried these shocks and springs:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TOKIC...ht_2446wt_1165
Are they good in terms of the ride as what n3985 was saying? or are the eibach springs better?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TOKIC...ht_2446wt_1165
Are they good in terms of the ride as what n3985 was saying? or are the eibach springs better?
#55
Have had the Tokico Illumnas for ~ 3 years now Keep the back set at three (pain to get to) and the fronts from 1-5 depending on the season and if I feel like pushing it.
Keep a small screwdriver in the glove box to change the front - 2 mins and done.
No noticeable fade and 5 helps best in summer and 1 best in winter (potholes) and when car is loaded.
Keep a small screwdriver in the glove box to change the front - 2 mins and done.
No noticeable fade and 5 helps best in summer and 1 best in winter (potholes) and when car is loaded.
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