what tokico settings do you use?

temjin9876 · 01-31-2003, 01:05 AM

I just got my 5-way adjustables in and was trying to get some ideas of settings to try out? Anyone find their personal favorite?

bobh · 02-05-2003, 04:31 PM

I have adj KYB's, not Toks, but it'll depend on your spring rates mostly. Also, on your "butt tolerance," #/potholes per mile, etc.

If you're talking for the street I'd start with softest all the way around and go from there. I've had mine for a year-and-a-half and still tweak them occasionally for the street.

johnbasf · 02-06-2003, 07:18 PM

Play with the settings and use what you like. That's what I did. 4 front, 3 rear is what I used most of the time.

bolt-on · 02-06-2003, 10:26 PM

Mustangs are notorious for understeer. Neutral steering or slight understeer provides the most stable handling. Setting the fronts softer than the rears should reduce understeer. In use, I usually use 2 at all four corners on the street, and 5 at all four corners on the track. As my track experience increases I will try different settings to try to balance the car's handling.

bobh · 02-10-2003, 03:32 PM

Be a little careful with the soft front/hard rear to balance the car out. I tried that once on the track. Snap oversteer and a big whoop-dee-doo off the track. The car was real squirrelly.
It doesn't take much. Of course, every car will be a bit different depending on the set up.

01-31-2003, 01:05 AM	#1
temjin9876 Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: capital of the dirty south...atlanta Posts: 134	what tokico settings do you use? I just got my 5-way adjustables in and was trying to get some ideas of settings to try out? Anyone find their personal favorite? __________________ Smell the 93 octane New Redfire 03 in the stable! 98 Black Cobra Coupe (sold RIP) Mods: Steeda Sport Springs, K&N Filter, Flowmaster 2-chambers, King Cobra Clutch, Steeda Tri-Ax, FMS 4.10 Ring and Pinion, FMS Aluminum Driveshaft, clear corners, Steeda Underdrive Pulleys, Heavy Duty Steeda rear uppers, 100mm Densecharger full length CAI, Royal Purple, FR500 Steering wheel, Kenny Brown sub-frame connectors, Tokico Illuminas, Steeda LCA's, Bassani X-pipe w/cats, C&L 80mm mass air

02-05-2003, 04:31 PM	#2
bobh Registered User Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Santa Rosa, CA Posts: 12	I have adj KYB's, not Toks, but it'll depend on your spring rates mostly. Also, on your "butt tolerance," #/potholes per mile, etc. If you're talking for the street I'd start with softest all the way around and go from there. I've had mine for a year-and-a-half and still tweak them occasionally for the street. __________________ 97 Cobra, 87 GT vert, 99 SHO Auto Performance Pages

02-06-2003, 07:18 PM	#3
johnbasf Registered User Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Lewisville,NC Posts: 2,674	Play with the settings and use what you like. That's what I did. 4 front, 3 rear is what I used most of the time. __________________ John Pearson

02-06-2003, 10:26 PM	#4
bolt-on WingNuts Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Cereal City, USA Posts: 273	Mustangs are notorious for understeer. Neutral steering or slight understeer provides the most stable handling. Setting the fronts softer than the rears should reduce understeer. In use, I usually use 2 at all four corners on the street, and 5 at all four corners on the track. As my track experience increases I will try different settings to try to balance the car's handling. __________________ Larry & Janice Bolton 1997 Crystal White Cobra Coupe (open-track ride) 1965 Tropical Turquoise Mustang 2+2 (cruise night car) 1997 Rio Red GT Convertible (MCA show pony) 2007 Vista Blue California Special (her summer daily driver)

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02-10-2003, 03:32 PM	#5
bobh Registered User Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Santa Rosa, CA Posts: 12	Be a little careful with the soft front/hard rear to balance the car out. I tried that once on the track. Snap oversteer and a big whoop-dee-doo off the track. The car was real squirrelly. It doesn't take much. Of course, every car will be a bit different depending on the set up.

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