Adjustable or Not? Tokico
#13
RE: Adjustable or Not? Tokico
Adjustable of course! Yeah, they cost more but they allow changes to be made for different driving conditions. This way your suspension can always be perfect for what you want to do.
#15
RE: Adjustable or Not? Tokico
I've also been concerned about the much higher price for the adjustables, but after reading the many D-spec posts lately I think I should go with the adjustables. If I tried to go cheap the odds seem maybe 50-50 that I will accept the ride quality. But with the D-specs at least I have many different settings I can try.
My big concern now if finding a great place in Los Angeles to install them. Won't go back to Galpin Auto Sports for that kind of thing anymore
My big concern now if finding a great place in Los Angeles to install them. Won't go back to Galpin Auto Sports for that kind of thing anymore
#18
RE: Adjustable or Not? Tokico
Darn, I hate getting to these threads after all the good answers are taken!!
I tried a week or so on all settings from 1 to 7. Currently I'm running a 6 turns off stiff and liking the great ride -but there again, I'm old!
I tried a week or so on all settings from 1 to 7. Currently I'm running a 6 turns off stiff and liking the great ride -but there again, I'm old!
#19
RE: Adjustable or Not? Tokico
Can anyone one of you with the adjustable tell me this. When I am going from daily driving to the track how long does it take to make the adjustments to the shocks and is it a pain?