Monroe OESpectrum Shocks....

[164353]

....would I regret it?

[Aptyp]

in Milwaukee, nope

[kway]

As long as you don't have any desire for "sporty" handling, they'll be fine. They do the job but are as soft as baby shit. I got a set for my current daily since I figured anything was better than what was on the car (blown shocks all around).

Since I pretty much just bought the car as a flip, the price was right too. It's actually pretty nice for my commute that involves a bunch of time on shitty Boston roads, just floats over the bumps. Now that I'm thinking I might keep the car for a while though, I wish I had pulled the Bilsteins and H&Rs off my old car before I scrapped it (should have regardless).

[MattAvino]

I wish I had pulled the Bilsteins and H&Rs off my old car before I scrapped it (should have regardless).

Why in the world would you scrap your car with bilsteins and H&Rs on it??

[5Toes]

that line is one of the dumbest things I have ever heard on R3V

[TurboJake]

that line is one of the dumbest things I have ever heard on R3V

i pocked a black widow a while back

[164353]

that line is one of the dumbest things I have ever heard on R3V

Haha, fair enough.. It's definitely not my favorite idea, to say the least. Just kinda looking for something that will hold me over 'til I have a bit more dough, later in the summer.

[kway]

Why in the world would you scrap your car with bilsteins and H&Rs on it??

Needed it gone asap, long story. Probably could have worked something out to save them, but it would have been more trouble than it was worth at the time.

[SpecM]

back to the OP's queston....

they are good quality shocks. nothing sporty or fancy, but good quality plain-jane OE replacement shocks for a street car. they are kinda soft, but so were the OE Boge shocks on non-sport e30s