hello all,

thought i'd share.

here is the best price i found on Tokico D-spec:

http://www.hotpart.com/index.php?p=show&id=131

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2005-...spagenameZWDVW


the ebay is about $20 less and its the same vendor..

 

It's the same price....507 shipped for both.

 

hmmm...
unless im reading it wrong, the hotparts.com say:

 

add it to the cart it says 507

 

thanks 94TBird, very very cool!

 

i guess its a typo on their part.

free ground so its $507 shipped.

great price! anyone find a better price?

Reverend showed me $538 from brenspeed plus $3 shipping...

thanks everyone!

 

Ninosport, a board sponser, has them for $488 +$14 shipping.
http://www.ninosport.com/Tokico-D-Sp...2&category=151

Steeda Sport Springs are $242 + $7 shipping.
http://www.ninosport.com/Steeda-Spor...2&category=151

 

Possible stupid question alert.......

In looking at pics of the D-specs from various sites, it shows a spring on one of the parts (see photo). All the sites show the same.



My question is, do these springs come with the set? Reason I ask is that in looking at ninosports site/ad, it says that the springs are not included. All other sites do not mention this. Is this something else that needs to be purchased?

Why do they show a price of $524.95? I don't see $488

 

Got mine from The Dream car people when they were going out of business and selling all their left overs $444 on ebay.http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...7987926&rd=1,1


Also got the Tein H lowering springs for $64 and yes they are extra. But you can use your stock springs

 

Here you go from Stangsuspension.com:

DSP-12 Tokico D-Spec Wide-Range Adjustable Shocks & Struts Package
05-07 Mustangs $529.95
UPS Ground FREE

Discount Code: Stangnet- $26.50

 

Ninosport $502 shipped.

 

Any body have an actual pic for our cars? Those shown are not for an 05+ Mustang.

 

Can the d-specs be used with stock springs??

I am not sure if I want to lower the car. But better shocks may be nice in the future.

I heard somewhere that the d-specs were significantly shorter than stock to accomidate large drops in ride height.

If I do lower the car. I would not want to go more than 3/4 of an inch for sure. The only springs I found for this would be the roush.

 

Yes, they are made to accept a stock spring. While I didn't break out the tape measure, standing them both side to side, they were the same length as stock.

 

$519
http://www.haneymotorsport.com/Musta...d%20Shocks.htm