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ok well im looking into getting new shocks and springs for my first suspension mods, the 2 types of shocks i was considering were KYB AGXs, and Bilstein HDs, whitch one do you suggest or are there any others that are better but are in that price range?
thx for the help
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i want something in between but maybe a little on the stiffer side
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Originally posted by matt3989: i want something in between but maybe a little on the stiffer side
The only way to get something "in between" is to opt for adjustables, and even then the spring rates that you would use front and rear for drag vs. auto-x are very different.
If you are looking for a car that handles well on the street, Bilstein HDs and Eibach Pro-kit springs make for a pretty good combo.
I've sung the praises of Bilstiens quite a few times on this forum, but I must admit that I have no experience with the KYB's. I've heard some really good things about them though. From what I hear, you really can't make a bad call here.
1997 Camaro, Y87 Perf. Package, iRotor Drilled & Slotted Brakes, Bilstien Shocks, Custom drive shaft, K&N Filter, & Mobil 1 synthetic. 202+K miles and still drives like new.<br />-If you can\'t stomp \'em in the straights, kill \'em in the corners...
yeah i wanted to go with coil overs but i have no money
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I would go with the adjustables. I put Bilsteins on my 96 RS and love the way the car handles, but I would have went with adjustable shocks if I had the extra coin. The Bilsteins are stiffer than stock, but not unbearable. The KYB's gas adjust shocks on my 69 camaro are much firmer than the Bilsteins I put on my 96RS. I also put KYB's GR2 struts on my z24 and the car handles much better. The ride is firmer, but no where near harsh. I think they are a decent strut for the money.
I heard that the KYB AGX say that they are adjustale but they are not as adjustable as other shocks is this true?
should i go with single or double adjustable?
what are other good adjustable shocks? (Konis are way to expensive)
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