KYB Struts

[skippie]

from midwestsho.com

anyone know how long these are gonna be on sale for $249.99 for?? **** ****


I might buy em, but I dont have the money now wink

<small>[ February 12, 2004, 11:50 PM: Message edited by: skippie ]</small>

 

[SHOnuff93]

they are cheaper than that all the time from summit racing. call em up 1800 230 3030

 

[SolidState]

what comes with these struts...bumpers and bellows? strut nuts?

 

[SW SHO]

You might even try www.shox.com. I got mine last year KYB GR2 for like $220 shipped?

 

[PROPHET]

Scroll down down and youll find a TireRack ad click on it, purchase from them and a few bucks will go to a good cause, the same price as stated above or cheaper.

 

[Mike Kopstain]

D'oh! How many lost sales was that?!

Contact me when you're ready and I'll matched the advertised prices.

 

[SHOguy 92]

Mikeys_Taurus:
D'oh! How many lost sales was that?!

Contact me when you're ready and I'll matched the advertised prices.

LOL, nice, so from now on are you the price matching type? I don't think it'd matter much because your prices seem to be the lower of most places on SHO items that I have seen. thumb

 

[Dave Ladely]

Those GR 2 struts are used on stock Toyotas, etc, so I question putting them on the SHO, since the SHO is supposed to be sporty to some extent rather than like a GL.

 

[91 SHOplus]

There's nothing wrong with the GR2's if you are looking to keep a "stock" type suspension. They are an inexpensive way to boost you car's performance. If your struts are worn, new GR2s will feel great.

However, If you are looking to add lowering springs, then you may want to consider a different set-up.