Tockio Illuminas w/Tein S-Techs
Tockio Illuminas w/Tein S-Techs
Hey everyone. Well I just bought a 5th generation maxima yesterday, and I'm planning out what I need to do. First thing on my list is to drop it so my wheels wont look silly on it. I bet this question has been asked a billion times, but I just wanted to know how the Tokico Illuminas (5-way adjustable) paired with the Tein S-Tech Springs are? How is the ride? etc...Pics of them on your car are welcome.
Thanks - Ray
Thanks - Ray
Hi. Congrats on your purchase. I drive a super black as well
As to the strut/spring question, I'm sure if you searched you could find the information floating around here. I know there's at least ONE huge thread pertaining to aftermarket suspension setups that's a few pages long.
I have the Illuminas w/ H&Rs and I love them, though. I hear S-Tech is super stiff, however, and also drops the lowest (I think.)
As to the strut/spring question, I'm sure if you searched you could find the information floating around here. I know there's at least ONE huge thread pertaining to aftermarket suspension setups that's a few pages long.
I have the Illuminas w/ H&Rs and I love them, though. I hear S-Tech is super stiff, however, and also drops the lowest (I think.)
i had that combo b4 and to be honest i didn`t like it specially because the steets of NYC sux,however maybee for you is different, as for the ride it was hars as sh*t, so i changed to H-tein(i`m loving it), now let me tell you the look on s-tech is beatiful..imo..
Originally Posted by Melaza
i had that combo b4 and to be honest i didn`t like it specially because the steets of NYC sux,however maybee for you is different, as for the ride it was hars as sh*t, so i changed to H-tein(i`m loving it), now let me tell you the look on s-tech is beatiful..imo..
Listen, I never had any s-tech springs on my car but I have ridden in about 8 maxima with them, also with a whole assortment of struts and shocks. From my interpretation, they ride hard, especially over bump and forget pot-holes. And the thing about the Illuminas, there not made to handle a spring rate as high as the Tein s-techs. In fact it's only warranty for a drop of 1.3-1.5!!!!!!
Other people on the org. have also blown Illuminas for trying to go lower!!!! If I was you I would get a spring that maybe rides better, like Tein H-techs or progress springs with kyb’s struts. Why kyb struts??? It simply takes the bigger bumps better (better rebound). And this is coming from a person, who had- Tokico Blues, Koni struts, Illuminas, cut factory springs, H&R springs, and finally Tein H-techs all on the same car. And I had my car since 9/13/1999…
There you have it…
James
Other people on the org. have also blown Illuminas for trying to go lower!!!! If I was you I would get a spring that maybe rides better, like Tein H-techs or progress springs with kyb’s struts. Why kyb struts??? It simply takes the bigger bumps better (better rebound). And this is coming from a person, who had- Tokico Blues, Koni struts, Illuminas, cut factory springs, H&R springs, and finally Tein H-techs all on the same car. And I had my car since 9/13/1999…
There you have it…
James
I've been on S-tech's and Illumina's for awhile now. Like others said, the ride is pretty harsh, but the look is well worth it to me. Never had a problem with blown struts, but if you want to go low, coilovers would be your best bet.
Originally Posted by Onemax
I've been on S-tech's and Illumina's for awhile now. Like others said, the ride is pretty harsh, but the look is well worth it to me. Never had a problem with blown struts, but if you want to go low, coilovers would be your best bet.
Originally Posted by Onemax
I've been on S-tech's and Illumina's for awhile now. Like others said, the ride is pretty harsh, but the look is well worth it to me. Never had a problem with blown struts, but if you want to go low, coilovers would be your best bet.
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