Got a slightly used set for $76, not bad!

I'm thinking KYB adjustables, which I can get for $85 from Tire Rack. I'd like adjustables, so any other recommendations? Are Tokico's or something worth the extra money over the KYB's?

Oh, and that would be "won" not "one" ........


[Modified by TypeR0207, 3:27 PM 9/4/2001]

 

Bueller .... Bueller ....... anyone ........

 

How low are the Sportlines? I don't recall. It's not more than 2" I assume.

I'll work it backwards.

I got some Tokico non-adjust shocks. If I had to do it again, I would not get it. They are not bad, but not great. Which Civic do you have? I heard some Miata guys are very happy with Tokico non-adjust because the car is light.

Therefore, pool the money for adjustables. I have not heard anything bad about Tokico adjustables. Have heard KYB are good. But no one dispute that Koni is the best. In fact, people have recommend Koni, before I got my Tokico. It's expensive, but worth it from what I heard.

 

I have Tokico adjustables with my GroundControl coilovers. I love them, not hard to adjust, the ride is not horrible, and they are really strong at the same time.

 

I had Tokico blues on my Miata with the Eibach pro kit (1.25" drop) and with 16" wheels got beat to **** on the road ......

I have a '90 STD hatch, 2,250 lbs with me in it pretty much.

The Sportlines are a 1.75" drop. I definitely want adjustable dampers for road racing (eventually) and dragging.

Thanks for the info guys! Keep it coming!

 

I have KYB adjustables on my CRX, and i'm happy with them. They are easy to adjust, and ride nice. Plus, they have a great warranty.