just wondering before i order the agx'S , also if im not really racing do i really need kyb agx or would i be fine with tokico hp . are kyb gr2s junk?


Modified by 94integragsr at 11:49 AM 3/16/2005

 

to answer your question YES, your arospeed coilovers should fit just fine.

I would recommend the AGX series strut, it's what I've been riding on for the past two years on a slammed civic on the #4 setting with GC coilovers without ANY problems at all (none, nada, nein).

And if you knew the roads around here, that's quite a statement.
GR-2s are simply a lower priced commodity, the KYB quality is still there but it's like a Mazda3 and a Mazda6, one is just better and more expensive.

 

so technically if im just crusing around town racing random people i will be fine with gr2S but the agx are way better . only because you can adjust the damper

 

you are correct

but there are other reasons the AGX is a better strut... dampening rates, materials used in production, and the technology used all play huge factors in the price difference.

 

94integragsr
Tell me how the arospeed coilovers ride when installed,
if u don't mind.
thanks

 

they honestly ride great the only reason i bought them is because i had them on my 93 integra and loved them they rode excellent even with stock struts

 

thanks for the reply
i was either getting ground controls with stock shocks or
arospeed coilover with kybs
both about same price
so u would recommend arospeed with kybs?

 

yea they ride pretty good im happy with mine, my first plans were to buy those coilovers for the perches and opt for stiffer springs better, but imma ride on mine for alil longe and opt for the omni sport coilovers....BTW this is on a 91 Rs and also i have agx shocks and they are good, but i blew my fronts a tad when i first drop the car on em because i was bottoming the shock alot, but now since i did the top hat mod the ride good

 

Everyone one that uses Arospeed coilovers say they are pretty decent...even when riding on stock struts. I think I need to buy myself a pair.