so i already have ground control sleeves on my 99 accord...and im picking up my tokico blues tomorrow...i have read online and searched that this is a good set up and now im getting feedback from friends saying its not...now im clueless and dont know what to do lol...help anyone?
picking up tokico blues! help!
- Thread starter wahsee
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NashvegasCG
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it's a decent setup. I mean it's not the best setup for the most comfortable ride. What kind of stance are you going for...?
dcmystery21
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coilovers sleeves are trash. have you ever used another setup? you probably do not know what you are missing. i reccomend buying some legitimate springs and trying them with the blues. then you get a good ride.
00Accord4cyl
The Orange Skittle
you will be fine...blues are not meant for a slammed ride but they will work
DarkSideAccord
nadeshiko fobz ftw..
it's good up to a 2 inch drop
id take coilover sleeves over boring drop springs any day of the week, especially if theyre ground controls. know what youre talking about before you release your finger diarrhea next time
trash? really?
have you heard of GC + koni for being one of the great combos for entry level track suspension?
OP: i suggest you research a bit further on this issue; not just a brand, but whole suspension in general. then you should have an idea of what you want, for legit purpose.
finally, then you will be able to figure out exactly what to purchase without listening to what everybody has to say (ex. your friends, forums members not knowing what they are talking about, etc etc).
russiansohcf23
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id take coilover sleeves over boring drop springs any day of the week, especially if theyre ground controls. know what youre talking about before you release your finger diarrhea next time
werd.
A lot of people enjoy GC sleeves as they pair well with Koni Yellows. Its a really good track setup for sure.
Well, if you do get them with springs, I would highly recommend H&R Sport. I'm running H&R Sport which provides a 1.5 in the front and 1.2 in the rear and it's great. You still have to watch out for bumps in the road but it's still fun as you the car handles great even when you push it for a spring/strut combo.
