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I have currently front KYB Agx 8-way shocks and rear KYB G2 rears [img]graemlins/thumbsdown.gif[/img] . My ride quality just sucks :( . The front adjustables are useless and there is almost no noticable change in the settings. The rears are $16 shocks, enough said.
A friend told me that the stock rears were stiffer and better than the G2s. I used to have Sporlines for a year and I think they wore out the shocks, both front and rear.
I was just cruising SLP's website and noticed the take off shocks for $50. I can't afford any more expensive shocks, i.e. Bilstiens or QA1. Would I notice an improvement from my current setup?
I know this topic has been beat to death [img]graemlins/fluffy.gif[/img] . But alot of you have them. Any comments??? What about adding the V8 take off springs? My springs sat in my garage for a year while I had my Sportlines on and when I put them back on in February, they are saggy and spongy :mad: . Would V8 take offs help?
[ November 19, 2002: Message edited by: CHRISB ]</p>
A friend told me that the stock rears were stiffer and better than the G2s. I used to have Sporlines for a year and I think they wore out the shocks, both front and rear.
I was just cruising SLP's website and noticed the take off shocks for $50. I can't afford any more expensive shocks, i.e. Bilstiens or QA1. Would I notice an improvement from my current setup?
I know this topic has been beat to death [img]graemlins/fluffy.gif[/img] . But alot of you have them. Any comments??? What about adding the V8 take off springs? My springs sat in my garage for a year while I had my Sportlines on and when I put them back on in February, they are saggy and spongy :mad: . Would V8 take offs help?
[ November 19, 2002: Message edited by: CHRISB ]</p>
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