Tokico struts
#2
Well, you don't HAVE to install any struts at all, but with that drop and your car being as old as it is, it's a very good idea. You also don't have to go with Tokico struts, but the ZX2 struts are very nice from what I hear. I also heard that the ZX2 struts won't hold up as well with a large drop, so the Tokico blues may be a better choice.
General rule of thumb is anything 2" or over, you'll want some sort of aftermarket struts. Anything above that should be ok, but it's an old car and it's good chance the struts are shot in the first place. Hope this helps!
General rule of thumb is anything 2" or over, you'll want some sort of aftermarket struts. Anything above that should be ok, but it's an old car and it's good chance the struts are shot in the first place. Hope this helps!
#9
Originally posted by PseudoRealityX
It will really help your transitional responce with the car...the car will do whatever you tell it to (turn) faster. If it changes height, it will be a VERY small amount.
It will really help your transitional responce with the car...the car will do whatever you tell it to (turn) faster. If it changes height, it will be a VERY small amount.
I know this has been posted before but I couldn't find it......
where is the best place to get the tokico struts from ??? the cheapest place that is ?
#10
Originally posted by PseudoRealityX
i believe the link is something like... www.oemparts.com or www.thefordsource.com or something...Darryl should have the link around somewhere...
i believe the link is something like... www.oemparts.com or www.thefordsource.com or something...Darryl should have the link around somewhere...
http://www.oemfordparts.com/
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