best shocks for neuspeed race springs
Originally Posted by RB
koni sport (yellows)
kyb agx
tokico illuminas
I've heard fairly good reviews of all 3. Of those 3, I'd go with koni adjustables.
kyb agx
tokico illuminas
I've heard fairly good reviews of all 3. Of those 3, I'd go with koni adjustables.
i got the tein SS suspnsion and they are the shizznit....i heard neuspeed springs sag after a while and ride like shiet....from experience too i have seen it happen....
want save money kyb,want to spend money konisport...there you have it.
want save money kyb,want to spend money konisport...there you have it.
all three of those cost a pretty penny if i'm not mistaken, but they are great products and you usually get what you pay for. But i've also had a good experience with the tokico blues with an Eibach Sportline setup. The drop is about 2 in. and they've held up for over 15k miles so far. If you've got the cash, go with the Koni yellows, if you're strapped for cash, Tokico blues might be your answer.
The absolute best option would be Neuspeed-modified Koni shocks. They are shorter than stock which gains you back some suspension travel when using lowering springs; and their spring perches are adjustable to five settings instead of the standard three. The base damping is also beefed up a bit.
Originally Posted by MrFatbooty
The absolute best option would be Neuspeed-modified Koni shocks. They are shorter than stock which gains you back some suspension travel when using lowering springs; and their spring perches are adjustable to five settings instead of the standard three. The base damping is also beefed up a bit.
You can buy Neuspeed-modified Koni shocks from...surprise, Neuspeed. 
Normal Koni Sport shocks are the same length as stock and have a 3-position height adjustment on the spring perch. The Neuspeed ones (I believe their official designation is SP3) are 20 mm shorter than stock, have a 5-position height adjustment, and are stiffer.

Normal Koni Sport shocks are the same length as stock and have a 3-position height adjustment on the spring perch. The Neuspeed ones (I believe their official designation is SP3) are 20 mm shorter than stock, have a 5-position height adjustment, and are stiffer.
mrfatbooty i heard that neuspeed/koni when put on neuspeed race springs lower you car even more is that true let me know, do they come with warranty with lowered car , what do you recommend for lowere car 2.5


