Best Price on Tokico D-specs?
#2
I feel it important to state that the lowest price isn't the only criteria on which you should consider a vendor. The idea tend to be that all D-specs are the same so why not buy the cheapest way. The reality is very few people have any idea how shock damping works, let alone can make good solid recommendations on settings. And that's not even getting into an explanation of how different settings effect the car. I feel that's important and so it's something I do for my folks, because they have a much easier time understanding what's going on, and how a change in damping will result.
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#3
I feel it important to state that the lowest price isn't the only criteria on which you should consider a vendor. The idea tend to be that all D-specs are the same so why not buy the cheapest way. The reality is very few people have any idea how shock damping works, let alone can make good solid recommendations on settings. And that's not even getting into an explanation of how different settings effect the car. I feel that's important and so it's something I do for my folks, because they have a much easier time understanding what's going on, and how a change in damping will result.
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fwiw
#4
+1 on buying from Sam. I doubt you'll find more than a $10-20 difference in price anywhere, and even if Sam had the most expensive price (I don't know if that's the case one way or another), his advice would be worth the premium.
#6
I bought mine from Brenspeed. They weren't the cheapest but, they deliveried fast (for free) and they are a well known, trust worthy company. You don't want to be giving $500 plus dollars to some fly-by-night company.
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