KYB AGX vs GR2s
06-10-2008, 09:54 PM
#1
KYB AGX vs GR2s
so im thinking of getting progress springs and i wanted to go with the kyb suspension. I have a 98 max gle with 17x8 rims and i live in toronto where the roads are not the greatest so was wondering if its better that i go with the agx or the gr2s as i would like to save money but i dont want to regret not spending the extra money to get adjustables.
thanks alot guys,
xorox
thanks alot guys,
xorox
06-11-2008, 04:58 AM
#2
I have the agx and let me tell you that they are incredibly tempature sensitive. The shock oil or whatever changes the ride quality with a 10 degree change in the tempature.
I would suggest the illuminas as I have heard that they provide a better ride at all temp's.
As for you question.... it depends entirely on if you plan or replacing the springs. If your giong to use lowering springs, I suggest and so does KYB that you use the agx. The GR2's are a factory replacement. If your sticking with stock ride height... that's the way to go.
From what I remember the Agx warranty will be void if you run springs that are more than 2" of drop.
Hope that helps with your decision.
I would suggest the illuminas as I have heard that they provide a better ride at all temp's.
As for you question.... it depends entirely on if you plan or replacing the springs. If your giong to use lowering springs, I suggest and so does KYB that you use the agx. The GR2's are a factory replacement. If your sticking with stock ride height... that's the way to go.
From what I remember the Agx warranty will be void if you run springs that are more than 2" of drop.
Hope that helps with your decision.
06-11-2008, 06:13 AM
#3
I have the agx and let me tell you that they are incredibly tempature sensitive. The shock oil or whatever changes the ride quality with a 10 degree change in the tempature.
I would suggest the illuminas as I have heard that they provide a better ride at all temp's.
As for you question.... it depends entirely on if you plan or replacing the springs. If your giong to use lowering springs, I suggest and so does KYB that you use the agx. The GR2's are a factory replacement. If your sticking with stock ride height... that's the way to go.
From what I remember the Agx warranty will be void if you run springs that are more than 2" of drop.
Hope that helps with your decision.
I would suggest the illuminas as I have heard that they provide a better ride at all temp's.
As for you question.... it depends entirely on if you plan or replacing the springs. If your giong to use lowering springs, I suggest and so does KYB that you use the agx. The GR2's are a factory replacement. If your sticking with stock ride height... that's the way to go.
From what I remember the Agx warranty will be void if you run springs that are more than 2" of drop.
Hope that helps with your decision.
Good info and agree 100%
06-11-2008, 08:06 AM
#6
i tend to lean the other way. imo, most people (myself included) are fairly clueless when it comes to correct adjustment. i.e. i want it to ride smooth so i'll turn them all the way down or i want to bend some corners so i'll crank em up.
its my position that adjustability is useless in the hands of those who dont know how to adjust and can cause more problems than benefits.
i ran gr2s with maxspeeds back in the day and was satisfied.
its my position that adjustability is useless in the hands of those who dont know how to adjust and can cause more problems than benefits.
i ran gr2s with maxspeeds back in the day and was satisfied.
06-11-2008, 07:03 PM
#8
I have AGX on the front of my 95 Max and GR-2's in the back. The back has stock springs and the front has a 1.5" drop. I run the AGX at the softest setting unless I'm doing a road trip. I did the suspension upgrade a couple years ago because I was commuting 200 miles/day round trip and 90% of it was highway. The AGX were fantastic for stability at 90+ MPH and I had them set on 3 during that 4 months I commuted.
My 96 I30 is running stock springs with GR-2's on all 4. It's fine for all around driving and I probably would stick with this setup if I wasn't going to lower it at all. I'm thinking of dropping the car 1.5" on all 4 corners so I'm considering my options...I'm not sure that I would do the AGX again...I might try something else...but I'm not sure...hey, I've been married twice. The same thing gets boring after a while---even if the ride is good!
My 96 I30 is running stock springs with GR-2's on all 4. It's fine for all around driving and I probably would stick with this setup if I wasn't going to lower it at all. I'm thinking of dropping the car 1.5" on all 4 corners so I'm considering my options...I'm not sure that I would do the AGX again...I might try something else...but I'm not sure...hey, I've been married twice. The same thing gets boring after a while---even if the ride is good!
06-11-2008, 09:59 PM
#9
I have the agx and let me tell you that they are incredibly tempature sensitive. The shock oil or whatever changes the ride quality with a 10 degree change in the tempature.
I would suggest the illuminas as I have heard that they provide a better ride at all temp's.
As for you question.... it depends entirely on if you plan or replacing the springs. If your giong to use lowering springs, I suggest and so does KYB that you use the agx. The GR2's are a factory replacement. If your sticking with stock ride height... that's the way to go.
From what I remember the Agx warranty will be void if you run springs that are more than 2" of drop.
Hope that helps with your decision.
I would suggest the illuminas as I have heard that they provide a better ride at all temp's.
As for you question.... it depends entirely on if you plan or replacing the springs. If your giong to use lowering springs, I suggest and so does KYB that you use the agx. The GR2's are a factory replacement. If your sticking with stock ride height... that's the way to go.
From what I remember the Agx warranty will be void if you run springs that are more than 2" of drop.
Hope that helps with your decision.
06-11-2008, 10:06 PM
#10
I have the agx and let me tell you that they are incredibly tempature sensitive. The shock oil or whatever changes the ride quality with a 10 degree change in the tempature.
I would suggest the illuminas as I have heard that they provide a better ride at all temp's.
As for you question.... it depends entirely on if you plan or replacing the springs. If your giong to use lowering springs, I suggest and so does KYB that you use the agx. The GR2's are a factory replacement. If your sticking with stock ride height... that's the way to go.
From what I remember the Agx warranty will be void if you run springs that are more than 2" of drop.
Hope that helps with your decision.
I would suggest the illuminas as I have heard that they provide a better ride at all temp's.
As for you question.... it depends entirely on if you plan or replacing the springs. If your giong to use lowering springs, I suggest and so does KYB that you use the agx. The GR2's are a factory replacement. If your sticking with stock ride height... that's the way to go.
From what I remember the Agx warranty will be void if you run springs that are more than 2" of drop.
Hope that helps with your decision.
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