Who Has KYB AGX shocks?
03-09-2002, 12:09 AM
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Who Has KYB AGX shocks?
I was thinking of ordering some of these shocks since I have been riding on my stock shocks with coilovers for over a year now. I am just getting sick of how bumpy and squeeky it is. Do any of you have coilovers and KYB AGX shocks on your 92-95 Civic? I want to know if I will feel much of a difference. Also what settings do you have them on when your car is a daily driver? Will the KYB AGX shocks make it less bumpy? Anyways thanks for those who answer my questions.
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03-09-2002, 08:03 PM
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Re: Who Has KYB AGX shocks? (CivilizedCiv)
I got the KYB AGX off of http://www.groupbuycenter.com for $340 shipped. I really like them. I have a 1" drop in front and a 1 1/2" drop in the rear. I called and the warranty on them is void if used on an "extensivly" lowered car. They said that means anything more than a 2" drop. So I wouldn't use them if you were that low.
03-10-2002, 02:41 PM
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Re: Who Has KYB AGX shocks? (EvilDragII)
AGX + skunk2 coilovers on my 95 EJ. wish they wer more than 4-way adjustable. not a match made in heaven as far as suspensions go, but if you ain't got 1k for a full coil system, a very fun setup.
03-12-2002, 09:38 PM
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Re: Who Has KYB AGX shocks? (dogpile5)
Hey I got the AGX shocks today and I plan on puting them on spring break. What settings do you have them on for the amount u have your car lowered?
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Re: Who Has KYB AGX shocks? (kf_Type-R)
So if I start with the softest setting this will not "ruin" or "Damage" the shock itself. I am going to have coilovers also, so I think i may have a 1 1/2 - 2 inch drop.
I was thinking of going from the firmest setting and then cranking them softer if needs be.... would that work better?
Thanx Civilized
I was thinking of going from the firmest setting and then cranking them softer if needs be.... would that work better?
Thanx Civilized
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