NOOB QUESTION: ground control tokico blues
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i have tokico blue dampeners with omni power coilover sleeves
today i recieved my set of ground control coilover sleeves
the problem im having now is that i can go kinda low in the front but not in the rear due to ( the things circled in red )

my question is with my new coilover sleeves will i be able to go lower in the rear or will i need to wait for my tax returns to invest in some quality dampeners? such as the koni yellows? because all photos i see they look like this

allowing for full adjust ability in the rear as my current dampener does not
i appreciate all feedback
pic of said car
with rear maxed out
i have tokico blue dampeners with omni power coilover sleeves
today i recieved my set of ground control coilover sleeves
the problem im having now is that i can go kinda low in the front but not in the rear due to ( the things circled in red )

my question is with my new coilover sleeves will i be able to go lower in the rear or will i need to wait for my tax returns to invest in some quality dampeners? such as the koni yellows? because all photos i see they look like this

allowing for full adjust ability in the rear as my current dampener does not
i appreciate all feedback
pic of said car
with rear maxed out
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That's just the way it is with stock-style shocks with welded spring perches. Koni Sports do not have welded spring perches, and so they are not even used when Ground Control sleeves are fitted.
I highly suggest saving up for and getting a better shock like Koni Sports. Those coilovers will blow out Tokico HP shocks in relatively short order. The money you spend on 2 sets of shocks will most likely be more than 1 set of Konis, which should last many years.
I highly suggest saving up for and getting a better shock like Koni Sports. Those coilovers will blow out Tokico HP shocks in relatively short order. The money you spend on 2 sets of shocks will most likely be more than 1 set of Konis, which should last many years.
I appreciate the info
the welded spring perches do not allow you to go low enough
As soon as my tax returns come ill be purchasing a set of koni yellows
Thanks PatrickGSR94
the welded spring perches do not allow you to go low enough
As soon as my tax returns come ill be purchasing a set of koni yellows
Thanks PatrickGSR94
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