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Best struts for H&R springs
ive been searching the threads but havent found anything that gets straight to the point...what are the best struts for tha alero. 4 door v6 and buying the H&R drop springs. i want to replace all 4 struts but dont want to pay the 119.99 for the adjustable agx springs since im not gonna be adjusting them. and i just dont want to pay all of that for just one spring...any help is well appreciated..thanks
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AGX are about more than just adjustability.. I don't adjust mine... it's about reliability and performance.
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QFT! When it comes to springs and struts they really is no cheap way. I would know, i am a cheap guy |
well yall r really right...and yeah i know that those agx are great..i was told i should get those..i guess the question is what are the next best ones....how are those GR2's????..
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theyre stock replacements. theres nothin special about them
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if theres nothing special about the gr2s then why is everyone running them. they seem to be the most common choice anyways.
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because people think they're upgraded, but in reality, they're of equal quality to OEM
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because they are cheap..I'm on GR2s and I wish I had gone with AGX |
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another QFT lol |
Monroe Sensa Track. They have a nice little chanel in them that gives you a bit of a ride on the highway, feels nice, then when you take it into a turn the piston of the strut goes past the chanel and tightens up. Great blend if your a daily driver that likes to still have fun... lol I have KYB on one and ST's on the other and the Monroe's are far better IMO
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cuz a few years back that was kind of the standard for upgraded suspension.. i have gr2s with eibachs and they look the same as a stock suspension. i wanna say the handled better but i just think thats cuz they were new and i put a STB at the same time, all of that in conjunction was definenlty an upgrade but in hindsight i shoulda saved up for lower springs and AGXs. which is wat ill be working on when i get my car back. AGXs and H&Rs. and maybe the trailing arms from MPR |
I like the GR2's
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im looking at these MST now...and yes it is an everyday driver...but can you go into a little more details about wat you were saying about the chanels and it tightening up. oh and do you know how well they perform with h&rs |
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what kind of springs do you have and how well do they perform together |
H&R w STs. The sensa trac has a channel that allows fluid to flow reducing resistance on the poston. But it is only in the top section of the piston. When you go into a corner, the piston travells past the channel where you get full resistance of the piston over fluid. I really like them for all round driving
http://www.monroe.com/products/Sensa-Trac/Struts |
Best is very subjective, but I never really cared for the valving on the KYB GR2s.....too under-damped for a lowering spring.
You really need to get a strut with tighter valving to match the higher rate of a lowering spring....and currenly the only off-the-shelf damper that fits the bill is the KYB AGX. If you want something special, Konis or Bilsteins can be had, but be prepared to break out the checkbook. |
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I have Eibachs. I didn't want to go too low with the roads around here |
has anyone tried the Monroe's struts????
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If you got konis or blisteins would they have to be custome made struts for the alero. |
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I've had 2 sets of Koni dampers that I had custom made over the years. |
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