I have a 98 honda civic and I have had the KYB AGX's for about 2 years now and they're going out. In the two years that I've had them I've never adjusted the suspension. I need new shocks now and I want to downgrade to non adjustable gas shocks and I need some advice. What should I get? Anyone ever heard of Drop Zone? Are Tokico HP's good? What about Bilstein?? Could I get some help please?? Thanks in advance.

 

If you want non adjustable struts, I'd go for some Tokico Blues. I've had mine for 2 years slammed on GC's and still good.

 

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same here but with tokico springs

 

Yeah that was what I was going to go with but I jsut needed some reassurance. Thanks

 

It depends on what kind of driving you plan on doing... Blues are good but they are quite soft and you won't like them if you like a real responsive steering wheel. But of course if you go to a stiffer strut it will decrease the quality of ride... if you like the soft ride like stock... decisions... decisions...

 

They have those tokico blue's on ebay for 250 with free shipping, am I going to find a better price anywhere else??

 

Get Koni "yellows."

 

Koni yellow's are just the opposite of what I want to get, 1. they're two expensive and 2. like I said before I have adjustables now and I don't want to get them again.

 

Does anyone know anything about the KYB GR-2's??

 

I have the kyb GR-2's on the integra. It has sport springs and the ride is really smooth.

 

i had them on my h22 hatch with some cheap teg springs and rides like stock upgraded to progess coilovers now

 

bisteins are self adjusting, but I don't think you can slam a car more than an inch or so on bilsteins lest they wear out.

beyond that, they are very good shocks