Shocks/Struts...

[RyanT]

I am pretty sure i need new shocks. struts and while i am at it.. i might as well put springs in.. i was thinking of tein springs or some quality spring but with the Tokico struts and shocks.. are those good ones?

[implict]

Well i would go with the KYB AGX Adj shocks/struts instead of Tokico...

They are better.. :ylsuper

[RyanT]

price.. i found wicked good prices on these tokico ones.. how much are those kyb ones..?

[lessthanjakejohn]

600 for KYB + Prokit

[RyanT]

what baout coilovers.. is there a good set for around 500-600.. im not lookin to adjust.. just to get springs and struts

[lessthanjakejohn]

Tein Basic Damper: 890 (list, you can probaly find them cheaper)

http://www.tein.com/badamp.html

They are about 200 dollars more than a KYB AGX with Prokit setup, which features damping force adjustment. While the BAs dont' but have ride height adjustabilty

[WingsNThangs]

Well i would go with the KYB AGX Adj shocks/struts instead of Tokico...

They are better.. :ylsuper

"Better" in only an opinion that is completely invalid unless you've experienced both Tokico and KYB. Tokico is an extremely reputable manufacturer (as is KYB).

If you want adjustable shocks because you go to the track and drive competitively and stuff, go for KYB AGX since Tokico doesnt make adjustable shocks for 240SX.

If you don't adjust your shocks, and you are more of a daily driver, just go with the Tokico HP (nonadjustable). This shocks work wonderfully with Eibach Prokit for me. I use my car for daily driving, but with this setup, the car handles better on turns than stock. Zero loss in ride quality. I'd say its the daily driver's performance suspension setup.

[implict]

I am driving on the kyb... friend is driving on the Tokico..

Thats the reason why i said better... because its adj...... Cant really tell the diff besides that.

And no its not 600$ for the kyb.. its 400.

[lessthanjakejohn]

I know I meant 600 for KYB + Prokit

[implict]

ohhhhhhhhhhhhh my bad.

[Grant@tirerack]

I have driven on both and on the softer settings the KYB and Tokico are fairly close in ride comfort. If you do more spirited driving from time to time, the KYB does offer more performance handling.