KYB GR2 sits lower than Tokico blue
Sorry, I don't have pics. Even if I did, one could not tell.
Anyone who have them in the past with the same set up, have you noticed this?
KYB GR2 seems to sit lower than Tokico blue shocks.
I recall this from my old 97 Civic on H&R Sport springs.
Trying to help someone out now. So maybe the question now should be, all shocks, in theory, should be the same, but they are not when installed on cars. Do all shocks have the same level of right height?
* I know Koni have adjustable perch. So this is for non-koni shocks.
Anyone who have them in the past with the same set up, have you noticed this?
KYB GR2 seems to sit lower than Tokico blue shocks.
I recall this from my old 97 Civic on H&R Sport springs.
Trying to help someone out now. So maybe the question now should be, all shocks, in theory, should be the same, but they are not when installed on cars. Do all shocks have the same level of right height?
* I know Koni have adjustable perch. So this is for non-koni shocks.
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You would need to lay one of each shock (plus an OEM one preferably) side-by-side and compare the distance from the fork bearing point (bottom edge of brake line bracket) to the spring perch. This distance plus the spring determines the ride height.
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