Hmm... that might be another kind, the ones I'm looking at are like... $65 each LOL... So I'm assuming that they aren't 5 way adjustable. (From BMA)
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You have to get in touch with kyb and be sure that you can run an aggressive spring. Cause if it can't handle the spring, those kyb's will be blown in a matter of weeks.
If you can wait, save a little longer and purchase the bilstiens sports. 10year warrenty on them!
go to shox.com I think there the cheapest.
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Originally posted by tengu1619If you can wait, save a little longer and purchase the bilstiens sports. 10year warrenty on them!
go to shox.com I think there the cheapest.
Krupp Bilstein of America warrants its gas pressure shock absorbers against defects in workmanship and materials for as long as you, the original purchaser. own your car.
If at any time after purchase or installation, the shock malfunctions and Bilstein determines it to be defective, we will either replace it or repair it.
There are only a few specific exceptions to this warranty. They include:
1. original equipment shock absorbers - which are warrantied by the original equipment manufacturer.
2. improper installation,
3. racing, driving competition or off-road use,
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4. use on modified or other than Bilstein-recommended vehicles.
Bilstein's liability for a defective shock absorber is limited to replacement of shock with a new or reconditioned Bilstein shock absorber. Rubber mounting hardware and labor charges are not covered by the warranty.
Note: Other exclusions may or may not apply in certain states or rare circumstances. Proof of purchase is required to process warranty.
For additional information about our warranty. please contact our Warranty Service Department.
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I'm running KYB's along with E30 M3 springs and they have been just fine. I asked Jay at Ground Control what he thought of running KYB. Although they recommend Koni for BMW's, they do carry KYB for some vehicles, and he thought they were probably fine. Although its weird running monotube (Gas-A-Just) in the rear and twin-tube (GR-2) up front. I got my rear shocks from a local dealer (I did those 6 month earlier) and my front struts from Tire Rack.
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I had KYB Gas-a-justs for a while and thought they were OK with stock springs, but not great with H&R Sports. Under-damped.... Same with Boge Turbos. Riding on Koni SAs now at 80% firm in front, but full soft in back. The ride is pretty civil with really excellent front to rear balance. I LOVE 'em. Not exactly cheap, but totally worth it!
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I'm running the KYB GR-2 front gas-adjust rear set up with RD sport green springs. I have no complaints at all. Massive improvement over the stock set up. I guess I would have purchased Bilsteins, but the budget was tight at the time. If your looking for a decent shock at a ghetto cheap price, go with the KYB. Oh yeah, they also have the lifetime warranty.
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Originally posted by rahminHas anyone had any ride height change with the gr2's? I just purchased a 325 is and the previous owner had eibach sport springs with factory shocks that are now tired. I want to keep the springs still and of course, I am on a tight budget. Any help on height is appreciated.
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Originally posted by jmalixiOriginally posted by rahminHas anyone had any ride height change with the gr2's? I just purchased a 325 is and the previous owner had eibach sport springs with factory shocks that are now tired. I want to keep the springs still and of course, I am on a tight budget. Any help on height is appreciated.
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