Tokico Blues + ???? = Score

RoughRex · 03-01-2010, 05:08 PM

I think most of what you're going to find is too stiff for use as a daily driver. I have Blues and Eibach Pro-kit springs on my car. I picked the Pro-kit springs because they are progressive and I thought they would go a little easier on me for daily driving but even the Pro-kits feel a bit stiff. (I'm spoiled I think)

I've heard others say to steer away from Eibachs and go with Tein because the stiffer springs handle better but I don't just drive on the track and I don't want to hate driving my car because it makes me need a chiropractor. Anyhow... if you want to know what the Eibachs + Tokico blues feel like, just take mine for a spin next time we have a meet.

03-01-2010, 05:08 PM	#2
RoughRex Out of Nickels and Dimes Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Nashville, TN Posts: 192 Rep Power: 18	I think most of what you're going to find is too stiff for use as a daily driver. I have Blues and Eibach Pro-kit springs on my car. I picked the Pro-kit springs because they are progressive and I thought they would go a little easier on me for daily driving but even the Pro-kits feel a bit stiff. (I'm spoiled I think) I've heard others say to steer away from Eibachs and go with Tein because the stiffer springs handle better but I don't just drive on the track and I don't want to hate driving my car because it makes me need a chiropractor. Anyhow... if you want to know what the Eibachs + Tokico blues feel like, just take mine for a spin next time we have a meet. __________________ 1988 GXL

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