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Old 05-15-2004, 10:03 PM
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The current set up I have now is:

1995 EJ Civic with Eiback Pro-Kit, Bilstein Yellow Struts, and ST Sway Bars.

I need to replace my struts soon please recommend a Brand/Model.

I most use the car for every day commute, but want some more agressive handling, at the same time do not want it too bumpy.
Old 05-16-2004, 02:21 PM
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Anyone??????????
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I hear the KYB AGX Adj. gas struts are really good! :yes:
Manually adjustable multistage damping.

Multi-stage valving.

Sinstered iron piston and guide rods.

Adjusts from street to track in seconds.

Micro-smooth, hardened chrome piston rods.

Seamless cylinders and eye rings.

Multi-lip seals/self-sealing packing.

Patented check valve.

No need to lift vehicle or use special tools.

Competition grade engineering and construction.
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Koni's all the way.
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^ that too.....:rick:
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Bilstein are also great.
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Tokico Illumina's here (white 5 way adjustable version). Not terribly expensive, a little more than the KYB AGX's though, but I've been completely satisified.
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Koni yellow sports. i have em and they r great.
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I say go for the Koni red's. I currently have the Tokico Illumina's with Pro Kit springs - I like the ride but wish it was more firm. I will be going with Skunk2 coilovers and Koni red's - WestCoastStyle has them and his ride is unbelieveable! Corners so flat it makes me want to :barf:
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koni yellows if you've got the cash, kyb agx if you don't. Illuminas are good too, but I don't think they're much better than the kyb's, and they cost a bit more.

Koni Yellows are BY FAR the best shock I've ever used, and probably the best off-the shelf shock offerred for our cars.


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