Tokico Shocks - HTS Series :
#1
Tokico Shocks - HTS Series :
Hey, has anyone installed the Tokico HTS series on their IS-350 ? I have thought about installing these:
Tokico Shocks - HTS Series : TOHTS117R (Rear)
Tokico Shocks - HTS Series : TOHTS117FL (Front-Left)
Tokico Shocks - HTS Series : TOHTS117FR (Front-Right)
[URL="http://www.tokicoperformanceshocks.com/e-mmyproducts.aspx"]http://www.tokicoperformanceshocks.com/e-mmyproducts.aspx[/URL
I kinda like the idea adjusting the shock. Going to drive to Canada this summer so thought about upgrading some since I have 37K miles now.
let me know if you got good service out of your HTS.
Have a good one!
Tokico Shocks - HTS Series : TOHTS117R (Rear)
Tokico Shocks - HTS Series : TOHTS117FL (Front-Left)
Tokico Shocks - HTS Series : TOHTS117FR (Front-Right)
[URL="http://www.tokicoperformanceshocks.com/e-mmyproducts.aspx"]http://www.tokicoperformanceshocks.com/e-mmyproducts.aspx[/URL
I kinda like the idea adjusting the shock. Going to drive to Canada this summer so thought about upgrading some since I have 37K miles now.
let me know if you got good service out of your HTS.
Have a good one!
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Hey, has anyone installed the Tokico HTS series on their IS-350 ? I have thought about installing these:
Tokico Shocks - HTS Series : TOHTS117R (Rear)
Tokico Shocks - HTS Series : TOHTS117FL (Front-Left)
Tokico Shocks - HTS Series : TOHTS117FR (Front-Right)
[URL="http://www.tokicoperformanceshocks.com/e-mmyproducts.aspx"]http://www.tokicoperformanceshocks.com/e-mmyproducts.aspx[/URL
I kinda like the idea adjusting the shock. Going to drive to Canada this summer so thought about upgrading some since I have 37K miles now.
let me know if you got good service out of your HTS.
Have a good one!
Tokico Shocks - HTS Series : TOHTS117R (Rear)
Tokico Shocks - HTS Series : TOHTS117FL (Front-Left)
Tokico Shocks - HTS Series : TOHTS117FR (Front-Right)
[URL="http://www.tokicoperformanceshocks.com/e-mmyproducts.aspx"]http://www.tokicoperformanceshocks.com/e-mmyproducts.aspx[/URL
I kinda like the idea adjusting the shock. Going to drive to Canada this summer so thought about upgrading some since I have 37K miles now.
let me know if you got good service out of your HTS.
Have a good one!
<edit:> Oh yeah, you will need the extenders for the rear pair unless you want to remove the panels all the time, which isn't very efficient.
Last edited by JETLEX; 02-24-13 at 02:59 PM. Reason: extenders for the rear
#5
Tokico adjust
Thanks for the tips. Yeah I have the stock springs, so I see what you are saying leaving the
trunk panels out would be annoying. Bummer
Gville350,you are right , with the H&R springs that blows my budget. I think I can replace those springs my self, Hmmmmmm Re- evaluation again.
I appreciate it guys
Have a good one
trunk panels out would be annoying. Bummer
Gville350,you are right , with the H&R springs that blows my budget. I think I can replace those springs my self, Hmmmmmm Re- evaluation again.
I appreciate it guys
Have a good one
#6
Driver
iTrader: (11)
Yes, stock springs.
Just get the extenders for the rear - they were only like $20 or so when I bought them.
You can also buy a set of used springs. For me, I didn't want to mess with coilovers & having to rebuild them on this car. Not sure what Tokico's warranty is like when lowered but if you're interested, it might be something worth asking. I may do springs later myself, but happy with the ride right now.
Another thing to think about is that once you lower the car a certain amount, then you have to factor in the cost of a camber / toe kit, etc.
Thanks for the tips. Yeah I have the stock springs, so I see what you are saying leaving the
trunk panels out would be annoying. Bummer
Gville350,you are right , with the H&R springs that blows my budget. I think I can replace those springs my self, Hmmmmmm Re- evaluation again.
I appreciate it guys
Have a good one
trunk panels out would be annoying. Bummer
Gville350,you are right , with the H&R springs that blows my budget. I think I can replace those springs my self, Hmmmmmm Re- evaluation again.
I appreciate it guys
Have a good one
Just get the extenders for the rear - they were only like $20 or so when I bought them.
You can also buy a set of used springs. For me, I didn't want to mess with coilovers & having to rebuild them on this car. Not sure what Tokico's warranty is like when lowered but if you're interested, it might be something worth asking. I may do springs later myself, but happy with the ride right now.
Another thing to think about is that once you lower the car a certain amount, then you have to factor in the cost of a camber / toe kit, etc.
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