KYB AGX have arrived!!!

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KYB AGX have arrived!!!

Postby zoomzoom » Tue Nov 28, 2006 8:41 pm

Hi all, in a recent thread we spoke about kyb adjustables and alike and Boags(thankyou muchly) posted this link to the ebay usa site where he got his.

I said I would let you all know when they arrived so yea, they got here. They look great, were cheap as chips(AUD$480 all up) and got here in less than 2 weeks(7 working days). Now all that is left to do is fit them one night this week.

So to anyone else who is looking at buying some of these I reckon this is the way to go.

Thanks again Boags.

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Postby Boags » Tue Nov 28, 2006 9:02 pm

8)

Glad to be of service...
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Postby Rival » Wed Nov 29, 2006 11:32 pm

are they adjustable height? or is this just done by the springs you decide to use in them?

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Postby Boags » Thu Nov 30, 2006 10:41 am

Not height adjustable.
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Postby JSE » Mon Dec 04, 2006 12:10 pm

Yeah i got mine off the same seller for cheap as well...however, i think i prefer my bilsteins. the kybs seem to stop body roll a fair bit more, but the bilsteins liked to hang onto the road longer without wanting to let the rear end go. I'm torn...
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Postby rodent » Thu Dec 07, 2006 10:59 pm

JSE, I found the balance of my car changed when I had my AGXs put in, and had to compensate for the new setup (or rather, un-compensate from the old one). Played around a little with the knobs as well as tyre pressures, and made minor adjustments to my driving style - the end result was an improvement in all areas :D

While the rear end didn't seem as grippy as I expected it to be, when it let go it did so in a far more predictable fashion than the stockies, which tended to be much snappier.

Of course, I'm probably talking right out of my arse here - I did write my car off after all :roll:

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