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KYB Gas-Adjusts 140-160

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posted by  KLR142 on  Wed Dec 10 19:30 CST 2003
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are stiff shocks for the bargain buyer. They are not very good on isolating impact harshness... That's there main downfall, and probably why they were no fun over speed bumps. They are stiff shocks, but unlike Bilsteins, they ride harshly, where as the B's ride much better, but still are very stiff at the same time... kinda hard to explain... you can find more info in other places... I currently have some KYBs on my car, but if you want a smooth ride, these aren't really recomended...
Later,
Kyle






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