Tokico D Spec vs. STi struts rebuilt by Feal
 

Looking for opinions and pros/cons of each. Currently running stock STi struts with Prodrive red springs. New Tokicos are 800 shipped, Feal rebuild I believe is 700 plus shipping. I'm leaning towards the Tokicos at the moment.

Feal is only about $550? (that is if you provide yours to be rebuilt)
Feal rebuilt my struts and I love them.

[URL="http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1930672"]The Feal setup[/URL] looks pretty good. The only real advantage I see to the Tokico's is adjustability.
On a street car, once the valving is right for your suspension setup (which I'm assuming Feal is capable of doing) there's no real reason to adjust.

[QUOTE=Lowend;3580960][URL="http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1930672"]The Feal setup[/URL] looks pretty good. The only real advantage I see to the Tokico's is adjustability.
On a street car, once the valving is right for your suspension setup (which I'm assuming Feal is capable of doing) there's no real reason to adjust.[/QUOTE]

Agreed. I also like the feal option.

Plus dont they custom valve them based on your needs and springs?

^that is correct.
They have a few specs or you can even do custom valveing.
They also can add the fittings for future re-greasing.

I'd go with Feal. The custom valving to match your spring rates is the better choice.

not to thread jack but has anyone tried these?

[url=http://www.truhartusa.com/product_p/th-s502.htm]Lowering Shocks (set of 4)[/url]

Never heard of them, but too cheap to be any good. I'm betting Chinese Copies of KYB

[QUOTE="hYpE-R-29;3581276"]not to thread jack but has anyone tried these?

[URL="http://www.truhartusa.com/product_p/th-s502.htm"]Lowering Shocks (set of 4)[/URL][/QUOTE]

The fact that they throw 04 STi with 05-07 STi tells me they don't know jack ****. Don't buy those.