02 wrx wagon strut advise.

[Dave]

Looking to replace my struts and don't want butt lag. Suggestion? Would like an adjustable strut. Looking koni inserts front and koni struts rear . Any thing better out there? Will be putting in swift wagon specific springs

 

[Alin]

Why not get them revalved by feal?

 

[Dave]

Love too but don't want the down time. Daily driver you know. I wanted to do feal inserts that I found on line but when I called they said they stopped making them

 

[Alin]

[MENTION=662]Batmobile_Engage[/MENTION] always recommends tokico struts with a spring. He can go into further detail. :tup:

 

[Batmobile_Engage]

http://thmotorsports.com/i-526483.a...type=pla&kw=&gclid=CMK92JaF_sECFehAMgodJRYAfA

 

[IGOTASTi]

@THMotorsports maybe can chime in. They have an account here and was looking at joining us.

 

[Batmobile_Engage]

I can personally vouch for the quality of these shocks. You can even ask @Alin and @WRB_STi, they've ridden in the Batmobile.

I have Race Comp Engineering "Yellows" springs (-25mm front, -20mm rear. "Street and Track") dampened by the Tokico's. End links,
sway bars and mounts, urethane bushings and a roll center adjust kit. Depending on what you want out of the handling, I might not
necessarily suggest these springs, though I am pleased with them. Building a well rounded, balanced suspension is much more than
just installing stiff springs or coilovers. It will handle fairly well but also ride very harshly on public roads for example.

 

[Dave]

Thanks think I am going to try Tokico's with swift. springs. Running perrin 23mm sways front and rear. My car is my commute car but I do 26 miles a day hard mountain roads at speed with about 12 of freeway.