Koni vs Tokico

WE3RX7 · 02-03-2010, 11:41 AM

Yea - they have Bilsteins available as a non-adj or as a coilover. The non-adj are fairly priced and I've heard good things with them, I'm just a bit concerned with the lack of adjustability in them since I take part in both autox and circuitx events (the circuitx is higher speed and on a roadcourse) so the ability to adjust for the different tracks would be nice.

I'm still torn now - neither Koni nor Tokico really publish a ton of specs on their struts. I have learned that MOST rx8 guys that run Koni hardly adjust the rears once they are set (usually just a few clicks back from full stiff) and the front Koni's are adjustable like the Tokico's...

Tokico D's adjust both compression and rebound together while Koni is only rebound...

Argh, lol.. decisions decisions!

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02-03-2010, 11:41 AM	#1
WE3RX7 RCC Addict Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: VA Posts: 1,812 Rep Power: 19	Yea - they have Bilsteins available as a non-adj or as a coilover. The non-adj are fairly priced and I've heard good things with them, I'm just a bit concerned with the lack of adjustability in them since I take part in both autox and circuitx events (the circuitx is higher speed and on a roadcourse) so the ability to adjust for the different tracks would be nice. I'm still torn now - neither Koni nor Tokico really publish a ton of specs on their struts. I have learned that MOST rx8 guys that run Koni hardly adjust the rears once they are set (usually just a few clicks back from full stiff) and the front Koni's are adjustable like the Tokico's... Tokico D's adjust both compression and rebound together while Koni is only rebound... Argh, lol.. decisions decisions!