Eazzy

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Has anyone had experience with the KYBs on the Z ? If so, what type ? My OEMs are close to shot. Im a Daily driver but prefer stiff susp. over comfort.

Konis be great but dont want to spent the $$$ now. I used the KYBs in my Vette Days.

Im having a hard time comeing up with indepth informative info online.

Prices are right from what Iv seen---I need to do shocks Fr/R and get some Sways, maybe endlinks, do a little urethane. Like I said...Performance is more important than Comfort or Noise factors

JDMFairladyZ33

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Ran the AGXs for awhile on my old civic. They were decent but I prefer tokicos better. Dont know too many Z owners with KYBs. Most have gone tokicos also.

Mike Wazowski

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I would say give the tokicos a go. I have been VERY happy with them.

I dont know of anyone runnign the KYBs on a Z, I am sure there are a few though. I run them on mt Pathfinder and like them.

Eazzy

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Not familiar with them but I will hunt up a site and see whats available

Eazzy

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Tokico D-Spec ADJ ------ 550.00 a set, Sound about right ?

Eazzy

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Still would like input on the KYBs for nothing more than personal knowledge if anyone is running them

Mike Wazowski

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Thats about average. sometime you can get them for sub 500.

Gsedan35

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KYB GR-2's and Tokico's newly introduced HP shocks for the 350Z should only be run with oem springs since they lack the valving needed for anything stiffer. Even for those that are not lowering, D-specs would still represent a superior choice, since they have really good valving and ability to run with stiffer lowering springs.

Eazzy

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Does KYB make a compatable lowered Spring Shock ? As you can see, Im using the Eibachs and Iv got the Max drop, Close to an inch if I recall.

Just trying to narrow it down here

Gsedan35

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No.

Your best best is to buy Tokico D-specs or Koni sport shocks, either new or used.