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if you read it, that's just for the shocks.

by all accounts and reviews on various forums they are very good for the street

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I wonder how much for the set!

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good enough for the street. not adjustable in anyway, just fyi, not that u need to adjust them, the dampers are very well suited for the spring rates.

but the springs are still too soft. and i've seen a couple of rear springs, here in singapore, which have sagged, resulting in a very low rear end.


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I have these, they came with the car when it was imported.

They are firm, but not un-comfortable, spring rate seems good, I've compared them to the closest car I can find here(01 Corolla GT) and it feels a lot more responsive, and it gives you a lot more information about the road you are on.

Personally I'm not going to change them until I need adjustables, and I don't think that it will be any time soon, they are one of the best aftermarket sets I've used.

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