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Old 06-10-2005, 09:38 AM   #1
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Camber plates for tokico/sportlines

I read on FA that Tein and Cusco make camber plates specifically for OE struts. I haven't seen advertisments anywhere for them though...

Anyone running camber plates on tokico struts?
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Tein, Cusco, Tanabe, HKS, they'll all work. I ran Cuscos for years on my Tokico Blues.
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Old 06-10-2005, 10:14 AM   #3
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Tein, Cusco, Tanabe, HKS, they'll all work. I ran Cuscos for years on my Tokico Blues.
Cool.


If you don't mind me asking, what springs did you run on your Tokico? I'm really torn between them and AGX.
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Old 06-10-2005, 10:56 AM   #4
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AGX are better...by far.

The Tokicos are nice for a non-adj shock, but the AGX beat them out IMO.

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AGX are better...by far.

The Tokicos are nice for a non-adj shock, but the AGX beat them out IMO.

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Thanks for the info....

I guess i'll be running sportlines/AGX..... w/ camber plates up front.


How long do people's AGX's generally last on a 2" drop like the sportlines?
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Thanks for the info....

I guess i'll be running sportlines/AGX..... w/ camber plates up front.


How long do people's AGX's generally last on a 2" drop like the sportlines?
AGX are NOT short stroke, and are not supposed to be for applications with more than a 2" drop. Sportlines are 2.2"

Just get the purple and black KYB adjustables, those are the SS equiv.
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are you sure Sportlines are 2.2"? everywhere i see they are advertised as 1.7" drop for the S14
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are you sure Sportlines are 2.2"? everywhere i see they are advertised as 1.7" drop for the S14
Poster never said in the original post whether he's S13 or S14... going by production numbers, I was assuming S13.... but we're both correct.

Sportlines are a 2.2" drop for S13s, and 1.7" for S14
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AGX are NOT short stroke, and are not supposed to be for applications with more than a 2" drop. Sportlines are 2.2"

Just get the purple and black KYB adjustables, those are the SS equiv.
This is why I asked about the life expectancy of the struts with the AGX. I didn't read anywhere on their site about them being short stroke.

The only short stroke shock I've seen was some no name strut company that I really don't care to trust.

Are GABs short stroke?

iirc : Sportlines are at the most a 2in drop. Not 2.2, at least not for the 240 anyway.
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GAB Super HPs are not. The Revo Stroke model is, but they're more rare and more expensive.
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illuminas are adjustable...?
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illuminas are adjustable...?
I haven't checked recently...but last I knew, Illumina's are not made for the S14...as least for the US market.

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Correct. Illuminas are made for S13.

Tokico does make a JDM only adjustable set for the S14, but they're rare and stupid expensive.

When I had the Blues I ran Eibach ProKits originally, then switch to Intrax. They had close to the same spring rates but lower just a little more. Car rode fine and autocrossed well with only a little bottoming over very severe dips.
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