Stagg Shocks?????
back to the original ? at hand: does anyone have any experience with these shocks?
fyi - these are only temporary since im only makin so little mney during these hard times.
If you're thinking of buying EBay knockoff stuff for real cheap, you take a risk no matter what. It's your choice if you want to try to be the guniea pig. Not to mention they are talking about camber plates and stuff which our cars don't have. Also that isnt' the picture of the set you'd get.
If you're thinking of buying EBay knockoff stuff for real cheap, you take a risk no matter what. It's your choice if you want to try to be the guniea pig. Not to mention they are talking about camber plates and stuff which our cars don't have. Also that isnt' the picture of the set you'd get.
and just a little fyi, ive been buying off ebay for like the past 2-3 yrs. NEVER had a broblem with any buyer/seller. and thats because i try to ask ?s about the product before buying it. i check to see if seller is responsive. i check their feedback. if they have knowledge on product. check product numbers. if something seems out of line, i wont buy. even if it is the cheapest whatever that im tryin to get a hold of. and i know that picture isnt the set for our cars. ive been underneath my car plenty enough to kno this.
cheapest doesnt mean worst as most expensive doesnt mean the best. i do believe in, somewhat but not completely, that u get what u pay for, but it just hasnt applied to me for every circumstance ive been in.
would anyone else like to try and bend me over without the courtesy of a reach-around for trying to do some "hw" before makin a purchase?
Now if you're saying you want to be the guinea pig and give us feedback, that's cool too, so long as you know what you're getting into, and from your last post, it looks like it's something you're willing to try.
Funny/True story - I had a bad rattling in my car at speed and I though, "oh #@$, that doesn't sound good," since it was coming from the tranny area. I was just about to take it to a shop to get their opinion when I realized it was a cheapo, $20 "cue ball" shift ball I got off eBay.
i wouldnt mind being the guinea pig, but i dont have the extra expenses right now to handle any unknowns. which is why i am lookin for cheap replacement to hold me over until i can start banking. then i would love to grab a hold of some bilstiens or whatnot.
i kinda was thinking bout buying a front set then a rear set later. need to check and see what the price diff is in doin it that way.
and just a little fyi, ive been buying off ebay for like the past 2-3 yrs. NEVER had a broblem with any buyer/seller. and thats because i try to ask ?s about the product before buying it. i check to see if seller is responsive. i check their feedback. if they have knowledge on product. check product numbers. if something seems out of line, i wont buy. even if it is the cheapest whatever that im tryin to get a hold of. and i know that picture isnt the set for our cars. ive been underneath my car plenty enough to kno this.
cheapest doesnt mean worst as most expensive doesnt mean the best. i do believe in, somewhat but not completely, that u get what u pay for, but it just hasnt applied to me for every circumstance ive been in.
would anyone else like to try and bend me over without the courtesy of a reach-around for trying to do some "hw" before makin a purchase?
What if you just bought it and tried it? That way you could provide some insight. Worst case you don't like it and have to buy all new stuff. See.. that's the catch.. and there's been many cases where people bought cheap stuff and ended up paying more in the long run buying bilstien or koni after.
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"The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten."--Benjamin Franklin
As true today as it was in the 1700's, maybe more so! Today you have a lot more choices which can be good and bad.
BTW, did anyone notice the end of that last link had the letters 'kyb' on it? Maybe they are relabeled KYB's, which would make them not a deal at all--but a ripoff sine you can generally get KYB's for less if you want a very basic replacement shock.
Read between the lines guys, between the lines.
And Shortz.... Tokico is an option but the Bilstein's are barely anymore and WAY better quality.
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Qoute from last post:
"Well here is an update on the install, after 3 months on the car, the pass side strut blew out and the rears lost their stiffness. after 5 months! really would not go into buying or using these total waste of money. Sorry fellas hope someone has a better experience with these."
i wouldnt mind being the guinea pig, but i dont have the extra expenses right now to handle any unknowns. which is why i am lookin for cheap replacement to hold me over until i can start banking. then i would love to grab a hold of some bilstiens or whatnot.
i kinda was thinking bout buying a front set then a rear set later. need to check and see what the price diff is in doin it that way.
Take what you will from it -it's your money
STAGG struts and shocks are precision engineered using the highest quality components available today on the Market, using extra hardened piston Rods milled over 20 times and chromed with NOK Japanese seals to give you best of both worlds, reliability, durability and high performance These are Made in China and come with a limited lifetime warranty similar to KYB and Tokico. We only sell the highest quality shock Brands available, Based on my experience with our customers that have used these to replace the OEM , KYB or Tokico's on their cars and avoided the high prices , they do not see a drop or difference in performance, everyone raves how good they are and what an affordable price, they claim them to be unbelievable for the money, and they will fit stock or lowering springs. Thanks
Made in China. Makes sense. Anyone with experience with KYB and Tokico's lifetime warranty knows it's not on the same planet as Koni and Bilstein's in terms of actual service--and you tend to need to cash the KYB and Tokico claims in more often than Koni and Bilstein. Further KYB and Tokico are made in Japan, not China. China is where you go to make things cheap, not well. And the "avoid the high prices" thing kills me. Tokico and KYB are expensive? Ok............... FWIW, those folks who had KYB and Tokico had ponied up for really good shocks in the first place, they wouldn't be paying for Staggs (which I just don't believe) to replace them a second time.
Hey, give it a shot... but again, you get what you pay for. Until I see a 6000 square foot house on the beach for $200 a month, or a Ferrari for $20k, or a Camaro for the price of a Cruze I'm sorry, I just don't buy it.
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how would you compare to other top companies like ebaich or tokio Dec-19-10
A: STAGG struts and shocks are precision engineered using the highest quality components available today on the Market, using extra hardened piston Rods milled over 20 times and chromed with NOK Japanese seals to give you best of both worlds, reliability and high performance These are Made in China and come with a limited lifetime warranty similar to KYB and Tokico. We only sell the highest quality shock Brands available, Based on my experience with our customers that have used these to replace the OEM , KYB or Tokico's on their cars and avoided the high prices , they do not see a drop or difference in performance, everyone raves how good they are and what an affordable price, they claim them to be unbelievable for the money, and they will fit stock or lowering springs. Thanks
how would you compare to other top companies like ebaich or tokio Dec-19-10
A: STAGG struts and shocks are precision engineered using the highest quality components available today on the Market, using extra hardened piston Rods milled over 20 times and chromed with NOK Japanese seals to give you best of both worlds, reliability and high performance These are Made in China and come with a limited lifetime warranty similar to KYB and Tokico. We only sell the highest quality shock Brands available, Based on my experience with our customers that have used these to replace the OEM , KYB or Tokico's on their cars and avoided the high prices , they do not see a drop or difference in performance, everyone raves how good they are and what an affordable price, they claim them to be unbelievable for the money, and they will fit stock or lowering springs. Thanks





