good spring/shocks combo....
ok time to be serious cuz i need to purchase new shocks...i have GC right now with the stock shocks...im thinkin about the Koni Yellows...any thoughts?
Yes, new shocks with aftermarket springs is always a good idea. Koni makes some of the ebst quality shocks out there, if you have the $ for it. I personally have the Eibach Pro Kit w/KYB GR-2's. It is ok, very stiff, but it doesnt bother me.
are your KYB's not adjustable? the Koni's are adjustable...when they are stiffer that means they are bouncier correct? or does it depend on the spring?
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Ya, mine are non adjustable. I was a cheap *** back when I got them. If I could do it again, I would get GC's with Toxico or Koni's, and ingall's camber kit.
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Looks good. From the pics the front looks like less of a drop then the rear. Might just be because of the differences in the wheel cutout sizes.
I dont think the GC kit you got for your stock shocks will work with both the koni and KYBs. I know the kit I have for my AGXs will not work with koni shocks.
the rims to me look like 16's. I would get the Koni's and I have never heard anything about toxic and have never heard of that company.
Actually a simillarly equipped camary is more than an Accord. Same with the civic and corolla typically
Thanks for raining on my analogy parade. Have a sammich.
Thanks for the sammich it is yummy. As for the analogy thing hey what can I say it is the truth. The camary starts at like 19000 where the accord starts at like 14
nah I think they go to low 30's. I am not really sure.


