tell me people please??

that is my temporarily decision?
my car is Honda Civic EG8, Sedan, 1493cc

 

good combo.
depends on what your trying to do.
they arent adjustable
get function and from type 1 $630 shpd

 

what do you think for tokico hp model??
i have worry because, Made In China

 

please tell me good or bad is tokico hp model???
only that want i know???
because i buy tokico first time??
and see some post on mazda forum.. that tokico, only box wrote made in japan :D
GIVE ME ANY OPINION PLEASE

 

I would (and did) spend the extra money for some koni yellows myself, I've never owned tokicos and haven't really heard anything bad about them, but just never really trusted them.

 

tokicos are actualy factory replacement shox but they are good
depends, are you racing this car or do you just want to replace old shox?

 

just want to replace old shox? with tokicos... HP

 

i run tokico illuminas on 2 of my cars. never had an issue, and i would assume the same quality is in the cheaper hp's.

 

Those are OE replacement shocks.

 

I have tokico illuminas on my car and have had no issues.

Id find a less aggressive drop springs though, My buddy had the same setup youre looking at there and those Ksport springs are going to dump your car onto its face, tucking tire.

 

man i have the HP's on my Del Sol, with Tein springs. now the reason for the springs is the Tokico ones that came in the kit didnt lower my car at all. now i have not had any problems with them at all (had them on the car for over 5yrs) and for a DD there nice. i would love to have a full adj set up, but i already have theses. now my friend has the Adj. version and loves them also. i rode in that car for a year and it was nice and smooth. for the price and if your not racing they are good shocks. but thats just my opinion.

 

thank's for all.
my decide is TOKICO HP. with K Sport Springs because a cheap
Only tell me, where made TOKICO HP???
China, Thailand, Japan WHERE

 

Don't waste your money.

If you have to cheap out on suspension buy the Progress CS-II setup. It's $579 new. And you can pick custom springrates.

 

Where the hell have you been

 

i like tokico shocks. I'm riding in Tokico Illuminas right now and i love them so I would imagine cheaper HPs would be good quality as well

 

Lurking. In the Shadows.

School/life, girlfriend, radio station, buying a house.

All that good stuff.

You'd be wrong. HP's while fine for mild setups, any normal honda drop will wear them out quickly. They aren't designed for performance damping or high spring rates.

Hp shocks are essentially oem replacements.

 

Word, Good to see ya posting again.

 

I've run my Illuminas for 100k miles. The rear springs from their kit have started to sag and my rear wheels are slightly tucked, so gotta change out those springs, but all 4 shocks are still good.