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KYB - AGX Shocks??

What's everyones opinion on these shocks? I know there are better but I need something decent until I get a true coilover kit ... I'm using Skunk2 coilover sleeves at the moment ...
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Tanabe Pro-SS coilovers use the AGX strut bodies.

i think that speaks for itself
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Old 12-23-2001, 05:02 PM
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Tanabe Pro-SS coilovers use the AGX strut bodies.

i think that speaks for itself
Didn't know that ... thanks drift ...:smoker2:
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lol i am suspension retarded i dont understand is that good or bad?
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lol i am suspension retarded i dont understand is that good or bad?
That is good
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Tanabe Pro-SS coilovers use the AGX strut bodies.

i think that speaks for itself
Specially valved AGX shocks, they are not the same.
But the out of the box versions will do just fine, with the skunks.
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Specially valved AGX shocks, they are not the same.
But the out of the box versions will do just fine, with the skunks.
KYB does not warrant their AGX if you drop your car lower then 1.5".
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KYB does not warrant their AGX if you drop your car lower then 1.5".
yep
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