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Old 10-27-2002, 08:13 PM
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Kyb Gr2 Or Kyb Adjustable?

i want to get a set of shocks since my tokicos are crap and are already shot. i was wondering which ones of the kyb's are worth getting. i don't care if i can't adjust the gr2's but are they still good? please let me know
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Old 10-27-2002, 09:02 PM
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Re: Kyb Gr2 Or Kyb Adjustable?

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i want to get a set of shocks since my tokicos are crap and are already shot. i was wondering which ones of the kyb's are worth getting. i don't care if i can't adjust the gr2's but are they still good? please let me know
I'm installing mine this weekend. I plan on cuting my aftermarket springs as well. I'll let you know how they ride. I've heard from people at the maxima meets that its a smoothe ride even lowered.
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Old 10-27-2002, 09:12 PM
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Re: Re: Kyb Gr2 Or Kyb Adjustable?

I know my SE-R is no Maxima, but I have GR-2 struts on my SE-R with Eibach ProKit springs. The ride is a LOT better than one of my buddies whose got an SE-R with Tokicos and Ground Control Coilovers.

I've got close to 20,000 miles with this setup and its still a nice, smooth ride.
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Are you planning on lowering your car as well?

If you are lowering, I'd definatly suggest KYB AGXs although GR2s would be sufficient enough for softer springs like H&Rs.. but if you are planning on staying at stock height on factory springs, I'd suggest GR2s because the adjustability factor of the AGXs won't really play a big role, plus you will save some $ buying GR2s which are already a step up from stock struts.
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Old 10-27-2002, 09:45 PM
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If you're lowered or plan on lowering your car, go with the AGX
If you plan on keeping suspension stock, GR2 are good OEM replacements.
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Old 10-28-2002, 04:54 AM
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GR-2 are 15% stiffer then stock. This info is from Chuck at KYB. The GR-2 is a great strut for lowering springs. All KYB GR-2 and AGX are only recommended on drops of 1.5" or less.

I have the GR-2 with ST springs and they are very nice.
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Originally posted by 95Max
GR-2 are 15% stiffer then stock. This info is from Chuck at KYB. The GR-2 is a great strut for lowering springs. All KYB GR-2 and AGX are only recommended on drops of 1.5" or less.
Furthermore, they're only warranteed by KYB on drops of no more than 1.5".
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