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Old 11-30-2009, 02:42 AM   #1 (permalink)
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3rd Generation is there any other strut??

i was just wondering if there was any other strut made for the gen3 camry's with some good/stiff ride quality besides the ones that were listed

blisten, tokico, kyb, ect...

i want tokico's but dont wanna get the mounts from the gen 4 and do more work since mines are sealed..
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Bilstein Touring if you want a more stock ride. Otherwise HD, Sport may be too firm for some.

I'd go with Bilstein.
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tokico is the only way to go.
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i agree with bird. tokicos and H&R springs are a favorite compromise between ride quality and performance.
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Koni Yellows... but they're hard to find.
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Tokicos are fine and inexpensive, so no problems there.

OP is lucky he has a Gen 3. Later generations don't get Bilsteins. So go with Bilsteins in a Gen 3.
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i would go with blisten, but it says touring only...and i believe some says its kind of like the oem ride...which if it was like it i'd rather spend the money on kyb's or something...unless you have more info on the blisten...
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i remember reading on here few TN members compared KYBs to that of OEM
wasnt there someone lately just just purchased blisten that were horrible?
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Yeah, the availability is limited. It's twin-tube touring design. So that's probably too soft for your taste. If so go Tokico then.


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i would go with blisten, but it says touring only...and i believe some says its kind of like the oem ride...which if it was like it i'd rather spend the money on kyb's or something...unless you have more info on the blisten...
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