Directly on the KYB website it says in the FAQ that struts cannot be rebuilt
http://www.kyb.com/technical/faq/faq07.php
and I would go the cusco/silkroad/kei office route anyday
Directly on the KYB website it says in the FAQ that struts cannot be rebuilt
http://www.kyb.com/technical/faq/faq07.php
and I would go the cusco/silkroad/kei office route anyday
please stop failing.
They’re telling YOU that YOU cannot rebuild a strut YOURself. Same goes for tokico HTSs. You can’t just rebuild them YOURself.
Well there is this…
http://www.kyb.com/technical/warranty.php
And I remember specifically emailing the site I bought them from and asking if I can get them rebuilt if they’re blown. They may just replace them w.e. as long as I get a working strut.
Alright please, tell me a quality shock for the AE86.
Price difference. Silkroad $3000 and T3 $1300. Both work equally well.
Oh wait do you have Cusco/silkroad/kei office on YOUR car?
I would run either of those on my car.
The point I do choose to run full dampers on my car I would either run the HKS hypermax 3 or the Apexi dampers.
HKS has amazing customer service on their dampers and more than a few JZZ drivers swear up and down by the hypermax even the lesser hypermax2.
I don’t think Kei office makes a damper for my car, many say the cuscos are incredible harsh and I only know of one person who has silkroads.
I have also been considering Stancs gr+ pro but for the JZA80 chassis
you WOULD do this you WOULD do that.
you never answered any of my questions.
I have vogtland club spec JZA80 Springs on Tokico shocks cause at the time i purchased them I comfort and performance. I wasnt building a track. Just like im still not building a track car