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I just put kyb excel-G on my 07 xlt. Rides a little stiff but handles way better. And is definitely night and day riding over bumps/backroads
Went with KYbs to replace the originals on my 96. Drives like new and they were cheap off rock auto
KYB shocks are working fine for me. I have an ilx. Same platform
Shocks provide a firm, stable ride
Easy to install and adapt to vehicle
Significantly improves ride quality
If you decide to go this route, Gabriel Ultra shocks and struts from Rockauto.com are good. Avoid Monroe and the cheaper brands. KYB are OEM, but the aftermarket ones are stiffer than the OEM, but are excellent quality.
KYB Gas a just is a monotube like Fox, Rancho, Bilstein, on the economical side, and still perform well for a daily driver.
I used a set of Gabriel Shocks for the front and back of my 98 LX, they are spring assisted load shocks. Super cheap, but it's been 5 years and they are still going strong.
I’ve had good luck with KYB shocks.
I have the same ones on mine. they seem to do the job just fine. a bit stiffer than the oil filled sachs
The KYB shocks I ordered from them had the wrong bushings, both front and back sets.
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