Kyb gas-a-just shock absorbers

**guerillarun** · January 4th, 2012 08:54 AM

Originally Posted by guerillarun

* sir reg, how about 17' with 1.5" drop? any recommended shocks for this? Papm nalang po ng quotation, set of 4. Thanks

forgot to mention the car. its 04 altis po.

**pj3378** · January 5th, 2012 12:46 PM

mga gurus,, ask ko ano maganda ipalit sa shocks ng nissan eagle ko for more comfort ride, ok naman ang ride sa akin but i want to maximize the comfort na pede ibigay ng pick up, tnx

**vinj** · January 5th, 2012 01:50 PM

Originally Posted by pj3378

mga gurus,, ask ko ano maganda ipalit sa shocks ng nissan eagle ko for more comfort ride, ok naman ang ride sa akin but i want to maximize the comfort na pede ibigay ng pick up, tnx

If you really dont maximize the weight carry of your pickup, try first to invert the rear helper spring. This is the shortest, lowest molye on your leaf spring.

**pj3378** · January 7th, 2012 07:27 AM

* sir vinj, tnx sir, will do once may oras po ako, sa talyer kaya naman siguro nila, family ko lang naman sinasakay ko sa pick up, many thanks

**vinj** · January 9th, 2012 10:36 AM

Yup, kaya yan ng talyer. I did that with my Frontier before (Wheelers Suspension Haus did the work) since my family also found the ride to be harsh. If the ride is still a bit unharnessed after that, then you can look at options of upgrading to shocks such as Old Man Emu or Iron Man. The KYB Gas-a-Justs are nice and cheap but it wont help tame the ride too much as these are still firm shocks; it will help control the bouncy ride more though.