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Thread: Help needed in choosing the right shocks/struts for lowered camry

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09-18-2006, 11:48 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by white3ch0c0late

Based on what? Tokicos are made for lowered cars. KYB GR2's are made as an OEM replacement.

I choose KYB over Tokico based on personal preference and great feedback from the members of Newcelica.org, which is why my Celica is running on Adjustable KYB AGX. From what I read, Tokico shocks only perform their best when paired with Tokico springs, with most of their springs only providing a 1.25" drop. It even says it on their website.

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