shock/strut/spring question...please reply asap
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hi guys,
one of my back struts is leaking so i am replacing the back 2. would it be better to replace all 4? i was thinking of going with toniko shocks/struts and stock springs or eiback springs and KYB shocks/struts. would these be good. i want as smooth a ride as possible. i live in the country and i dont want to drop it too much because of the winter snow. thanks guys!
one of my back struts is leaking so i am replacing the back 2. would it be better to replace all 4? i was thinking of going with toniko shocks/struts and stock springs or eiback springs and KYB shocks/struts. would these be good. i want as smooth a ride as possible. i live in the country and i dont want to drop it too much because of the winter snow. thanks guys!
IMO.....
do all four...and save the time and money of having to go back and do the fronts when they eventually go bad. The KYB/Eibach combo will be fine for the winter and give you probably the smoothest ride as far as any of the mowering springs out there!
Originally posted by rambo91145
hi guys,
one of my back struts is leaking so i am replacing the back 2. would it be better to replace all 4? i was thinking of going with toniko shocks/struts and stock springs or eiback springs and KYB shocks/struts. would these be good. i want as smooth a ride as possible. i live in the country and i dont want to drop it too much because of the winter snow. thanks guys!
hi guys,
one of my back struts is leaking so i am replacing the back 2. would it be better to replace all 4? i was thinking of going with toniko shocks/struts and stock springs or eiback springs and KYB shocks/struts. would these be good. i want as smooth a ride as possible. i live in the country and i dont want to drop it too much because of the winter snow. thanks guys!
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Re: IMO.....
Originally posted by DA-MAX
do all four...and save the time and money of having to go back and do the fronts when they eventually go bad. The KYB/Eibach combo will be fine for the winter and give you probably the smoothest ride as far as any of the mowering springs out there!
do all four...and save the time and money of having to go back and do the fronts when they eventually go bad. The KYB/Eibach combo will be fine for the winter and give you probably the smoothest ride as far as any of the mowering springs out there!
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