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monroe shocks, and shocks in general 120-130

posted by  Patrick of Mtl on  Tue May 25 21:58 CST 2010
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pay attention to Phil S's commentary others have had the same experience with KYB.
I run Monroes and am happy with them, not the sportiest ride but I have definitely been complimented on what a comfortable ride my car has. The rubber stays down, if I wanted to race this thing I would have a long way to go, still I have a few turns around here were I can set up a nice drift....
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Patrick, '68 220, '92 Eurovan , '53 PD4104 (highway coach conversion).






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