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They are "OK" shocks. I just don't like that it adjusts compression and rebound with one ****. If you are going to stick with stock springs then I would recommend Bilstein. I think the valving is pretty decent for stock springs and they are built better than the KYB's.
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i hav them in the rear and i no there not the best but they r pretty nice imo and after a year i finally found a good setting at the track wish i had the money for a set of strange or qa1 but they work for me for now
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i thought that they were great on my old stang (R.I.P.)...
until i felt the KONI's on the Formula. after that, i would never go back.
but i agree they are good for the money, but i would consider Bilstein's instead.
the firm up real nice, but it is a really jerky drive, as opposed to the KONI's they firm up way more, and you dont sacrifice so much ride comfort/jerkyness. thats my $.02
until i felt the KONI's on the Formula. after that, i would never go back.
but i agree they are good for the money, but i would consider Bilstein's instead.
the firm up real nice, but it is a really jerky drive, as opposed to the KONI's they firm up way more, and you dont sacrifice so much ride comfort/jerkyness. thats my $.02