strut/coilover question

Mesh_Teg
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strut/coilover question

Post by Mesh_Teg »

i got a 91 teg and im gonna put some skunk2 struts...good idea or should i go with another company?

oh and ive already got a set of adjustable coilovers just wanting to get some better struts
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strut/coilover question

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I don't know about the Skunk2's but my Tokico Illumina's ride great!
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Mesh_Teg
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strut/coilover question

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i was looking at those im hoping someone has some knowledge on the skunk2 Pro Series

so basically depending on what i find out its skunk2 pro series or tokico illumina's
typer1112
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strut/coilover question

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if you have the cash, get koni yellows
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typer1112;97249 wrote:if you have the cash, get koni yellows
x2, jeff le, aka the white teg on red gt3's. had some skunk 2 struts, and one leaked all the juice out! not sure on how long this occured after installing them, but its never a good sign. i would stick with a reputable suspension only company.:PDT_old:
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lilryan
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Post by lilryan »

i have had the tokico hp and illuminas and had good luck with both. ive also had the drop zone struts and liked those equally as well as the hp's. i will probably try the skunk2 struts next. they seem to have pretty nice products.
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