Yet again i wanna change my shocks and struts!!! I thought i was gonna get to go to the track alot this year so i took ff the front sway bar sold my bilstein shocks and struts and added lakewoods in there place well its the end of the year and there a little to bouncy for my liking so im gonna sell them and buy some shocks/struts thats for turning and curves or just somethng thats not that bouncy im also adding my sway bar back and my strut tower brace back. any ideas oppinions or buyer for my 90/10s and 50/50s they have maybe 1k miles on them if even that

 

I have read and heard good things about the Tokico D-Spec shocks/struts. I don't know which springs you have but I think if you want to do the twisties, you would want a stiffer spring.

 

I have h&r supersports along with lower control arms and kenny brown subframes

 

i like my tokico HP series.... great around curves and not too stiff, yet not really bouncy...

 

I am running the d-specs and H&R supersports and love them as a combo. Great in the twisties

 

ive been looking at the tokico hp series

 

I think the D-specs will be a nice option if you want to hit the track next year. Adjustable's are definitely the way to go for an all around car. How much you looking to get rid of those 90/10s for?

 

Thats what i plan on getting once i get my H&R super sports. I figured if i'm gonna lower it might as well replace the stock shocks/struts. Not the best out there but the cars a daily driver and will see little to no track time so i'm sure the HP's will hold up just fine.

 

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I want d-specs or bilsteins but I have the KYB GR2's in the front and the kyb gas-a-adjust's on the back and they are nice and stiff. I love the ride but it might be a little stiff for some, there is no bouncing at all, and a rough stretch of road will punish u. I was actually worried that they would be to soft for my suspension mods, but they weren't. They are a great budget shock/strut.