angelsmaybleed
shogun[914]
anything wrong with this combo seems to be the cheapest but is there any pogo or is it to stiff...any help appreciated
kyb strut and moog springs?
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bubba
ATX Connoisseur
Yes after the kyb's blow. Kyb's arn't the best for the sho. Search around to find out why though.
St Louis SHO
Rollin' coal
Got them on my dad's 95 ATX, no problems so far at all. Rides stiff, but good at the same time. Just dont run KYB with Eibach or Intrax springs.
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- James
SolidState
No Mo SHO
GR2s with Moog Cargo coils would be a great combo for a daily driven car that isn't tracked.
I had GR2s on my SHO for a long time and they performed well. People use the term 'pogo' like they come out of the box like that, which isn't true. They are less aggressive in both rebound and compression than a Koni or Tokico, but they ride arguably better there the aforementioned.
Now, if you used a set of Eibach or Intrax springs on the these struts, they wouldn't last long and the end result when the rebound damping is shot is the 'pogo' effect.
I had GR2s on my SHO for a long time and they performed well. People use the term 'pogo' like they come out of the box like that, which isn't true. They are less aggressive in both rebound and compression than a Koni or Tokico, but they ride arguably better there the aforementioned.
Now, if you used a set of Eibach or Intrax springs on the these struts, they wouldn't last long and the end result when the rebound damping is shot is the 'pogo' effect.
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