What type of Shock Absorber on altis 1.6e 2003 A/T

**mcbry** · May 9th, 2012 03:13 PM

Originally Posted by vinj

Kamusta si JP Wheels now? I used to go there for repairs when gasoline and toll fees was cheaper since they were good at diagnosing kalampag issues on our cars. I'd have them check the problem out then i would still drive to Banawe to buy parts and go back to them for the install.

I have to change my front shocks soon as well (i just changed the rears before). Will go for KYB gas.

this will be my first time to go to JP Wheels to have my rear shocks change. have read good reviews about them that's why i choose to have my shocks change there. I called JP Wheels last Monday and so far, they have the lowest price for KYB gas type.

**vinj** · May 9th, 2012 06:11 PM

Originally Posted by mcbry

this will be my first time to go to JP Wheels to have my rear shocks change. have read good reviews about them that's why i choose to have my shocks change there. I called JP Wheels last Monday and so far, they have the lowest price for KYB gas type.

Yes, they're good per feedback and my own experience before (but that was quite some time ago already, when they were still on Presidents Ave. in BF). Pricing is fair just as well and based on what you got, i think i may go to JP again when i change the front shocks on my '07 9th gen.

**mcbry** · May 21st, 2012 02:51 PM

Originally Posted by vinj

Yes, they're good per feedback and my own experience before (but that was quite some time ago already, when they were still on Presidents Ave. in BF). Pricing is fair just as well and based on what you got, i think i may go to JP again when i change the front shocks on my '07 9th gen.

was with JP Wheels last saturday to have my rear shocks change using KYB Excel G shocks. price is 2.5k each for the rear. then installation is 250 per shocks.

for the front KYB Excel G shocks it's 3.6k each.