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Old 03-26-2009, 01:07 PM   #14
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I've been reading alot and I'm guessing that since the Tokico blues are more stiff and aggressive in suspension, there is no need to cut the bump stops on the Tokicos. They are designed for lowering and sport springs so they have much more resistance and much less likely to bottom then a normal OEM factory spring.

I'm thinking about buying some of the blues from yarisuniverse and just put them on together with the TRD springs, that way it's done right and done at the same time instead of having to do it twice.
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