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I ran my stock struts/shocks for a few months with my FRPP springs and I could start to tell a difference after a month, especially the front.
It seemed to me like the car had too much bounce to it with the stock struts/shocks. After upgrading to the Tokico d-specs it was a huge difference.
It seemed to me like the car had too much bounce to it with the stock struts/shocks. After upgrading to the Tokico d-specs it was a huge difference.
Ya sorry, can't help you there that much as I did springs (pro-kit) and shocks (d-specs) at the same time. The ride and handling improved immensely from my previous set up, that being roush rear springs on stock shocks. Those cornered a bit better but the ride was bouncy as hell. I think the pro-kit and d-specs are a perfect match, especially for daily driving. I thought i would have to change my driving habits and routes but i have not encountered any place I cannot go. I know this wasnt the response you were looking for exactly but you will be very pleaeed with the pro-kit.
On a side note, not to hijack, can someone tell me how to put a picture in the post cuzz I tried various ways and it did not work and the section to see how to do it is blocked or something, Id love to post some pics and a review of the above parts.
On a side note, not to hijack, can someone tell me how to put a picture in the post cuzz I tried various ways and it did not work and the section to see how to do it is blocked or something, Id love to post some pics and a review of the above parts.
I ran my stock shock/strut set-up for about 2 months and finally gave in to some Tokico HPs...It was too damn bouncy for my liking...Depends how much you can take LOL Replacing them is your best bet.
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