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I'm considering upgrading the shocks on my 97 4x4.
Front: KYB-KG5446 Rear: KYB-KG4012 Has anyone done this setup? Any thoughts about this product line or something else? Thanks |
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I've never used KYBs. But any decent shock is always a plus.
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Join Date: Oct 2016
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I just installed KYB Heavy Duty Monomax all the way around on my 4x4 not sure what the #'s are; I love them. I thought they may be too stiff but they are not. I run the Excel-G's on my cars.
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i bought the kyb 4x4 shocks.
they are an inch shorter. and beefer. yet to put on |
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Join Date: Oct 2016
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Cool. Interested to see if you like them or not.
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Join Date: Oct 2016
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My old ones looked worse. May have been the originals with 200k on them. New ones are nice.
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