Monroe Sensatracs or pay an extra $50 for KYB's? (for 1995 SE)
03-31-2003, 09:47 AM
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Re: Monroe Sensatracs or pay an extra $50 for KYB's? (for 1995 SE)
Originally posted by Bryan91SE
Not sure what to do. I hear the KYB's are more performance oriented. Which strut would work better with the H&R sport springs?
Not sure what to do. I hear the KYB's are more performance oriented. Which strut would work better with the H&R sport springs?
03-31-2003, 10:24 AM
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Re: Monroe Sensatracs or pay an extra $50 for KYB's? (for 1995 SE)
Originally posted by Bryan91SE
Not sure what to do. I hear the KYB's are more performance oriented. Which strut would work better with the H&R sport springs?
Not sure what to do. I hear the KYB's are more performance oriented. Which strut would work better with the H&R sport springs?
03-31-2003, 11:32 AM
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Re: Monroe Sensatracs or pay an extra $50 for KYB's? (for 1995 SE)
Originally posted by Bryan91SE
Not sure what to do. I hear the KYB's are more performance oriented. Which strut would work better with the H&R sport springs?
Not sure what to do. I hear the KYB's are more performance oriented. Which strut would work better with the H&R sport springs?
03-31-2003, 11:55 AM
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Re: Monroe Sensatracs or pay an extra $50 for KYB's? (for 1995 SE)
$50 in the long run is not a whole lot to pay. If the Monroe aren't stiff enough for the H&R, your ride will be terrible and they may be more prone to failure. KYB GR2's are as stiff or slightly more stiff than stock SE shocks/struts so are well mated to H&R spring.
03-31-2003, 12:46 PM
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I have AGX's on my Progress springs, and IM telling you the ride is just like stock if not smoooooother!!!! I love it. My settings are 2/3. I just wish my drop was a tad bit more but the ride being so smooth while handling awesome is worth it!
04-01-2003, 12:40 PM
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Re: Monroe Sensatracs or pay an extra $50 for KYB's? (for 1995 SE)
I put the Monroe's in my wife's Max and they suck. Very soft, wish I'd payed a few extra bucks for the KYBs, but hey, it's the wife's car! :-)
Originally posted by Bryan91SE
Not sure what to do. I hear the KYB's are more performance oriented. Which strut would work better with the H&R sport springs?
Not sure what to do. I hear the KYB's are more performance oriented. Which strut would work better with the H&R sport springs?
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