Hey guys i got crappy tokico gas shocks on my teg with stock springs. It needs to be lowered and i was wondering if i should get like skunk2 adjustables? Or just straight up srpings. Plus, what is the difference between the 2? They cost pretty much the same.

 

toss what you have now and invest in real suspension, you wont regret it. btw koni/gc, everything else forget about it. i am bias

 

I run a tokico illumina/ ground control setup, I like it alot and if you want even more adjustability then go koni yellow/ ground control. both are great

 

lol.

i agree with the TOO MUCH TORQUE , i love the koni/gc set up.

save up and get something that will last and that is worth your money.

 

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you've pretty much answered your own question...coilovers = adjustable/springs = non-adjustable

 

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you've pretty much answered your own question...coilovers = adjustable/springs = non-adjustable

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lol, pretty much..... the skunk2 are a poor man's coilovers. But what do you really need? are you going to constantly adjust your springs/shocks? For most people, coilovers are not really needed, they just buy them because they "know" they are the best. A simple shock/spring combo will do you fine.

 

do skunk 2 coils coils and some koni white's blue's or yellow's

 

aight thanks fellas. I dont race for lap times, just want a daily driver that will look sexy. Skunk2 sounds good i guess. thanks peace

 

FYI, Skunk 2 Pro-S are uncomfortable as hell. Read up about suspension in the suspension forums to get a better idea before you drop $500 plus on something you'll grow tired of