I was going to get some n/a struts from KYB, are they decent struts?

 

My friend has them on his coupe and he has no complaints

 

What are you using them for? Daily driving, road racing, autocross, etc.?


They are decent shocks though.

 

got them work well.

 

For a sporty daily driver, they're pretty good.
For a seriously tuned track car, etc, there's prob. better options out there.
Hope that helps.

Chris, who has them on his 95 coupe, and has no complaints.

 

i take it that they re the G2 s ..theyre about 15% stiffer than stock..a little stiffer than the tokico blues and a little softer than the koni reds..they ll work well with most drops under 2" ..however, if they re anything like the tokico blues in quality, plan to replace them in a year when start to feel soft..i recommend the KYB AGX s..

 

I have to KYB AGX's on my 95 coupe, with Nuespeed springs..great shocks for daily driving and even pretty good for some A/X...

 

jus an example. will they survive with sportlines and people in the car over a bumpy road? sportlines about 1.8 inch drop. added passenger another 1 inch or so. will these shocks give out or take the punishment.

 

I got a set of 4 for my 94 Honda Civic 4dr for free at a raffle, I'm waiting to buy rims and coilovers to install them.

 

i'm happy with my AGX's

 

I had the rears in my car with sportlines for about 3 months. I took the sportlines out and went back to stock about 6 months ago. The shocks are dead already after only 9 months.

 

Personally, I would go with the AGX's. They seem to able to take more of a punishment under agressive driving conditions. As I'm sure you know, they are also 4-way adjustable dampening which is always a plus.

 

actually the seals are pretty weak on the agx's and they can't handle anything over a 2 inch drop. IMO you can't go wrong with the Tokico 5 way adjustables.

Oh BTW KYB G2's are cool. I have riden in an EF with G2's and no name sleeve coil overs.


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