Kilgore Trout said:If you want to replace all four for less than $100 go to AutoZone and get Gabriels like I did. Got 20k miles on them and they are holding up fine.
fix the problem, dont add to it. get replacements or aftermkt upgrades then springs to lowerAntiRice98 said:Cool, yea im still desiding wether to get just shocks or to lower my car.. i was planning to adventually lower it, i guess now might be the time..But i really don't want to spend more than 300 cause i just spent 2,500$ on other stuff..
for integrity purposes..Blinkstang said:Im not saying you havent gotten 20k out of them, but if he is going to lower his car then he is going to need a more performance orientated shock with the proper valving.
They are the cheapest, I have had some minor fitment issues. Monroe costs twice as much. He did not say anything about lowering when I made my post. Simply offering the cheap option that's all...Blinkstang said:Didnt you recently create a thread stating a problem with your Gabriels? Specifically having a 1/4 inch gap, as well as the rubber bushing at the top of the shocks that you said was less effective than the stockers? In which you stated you were probably going to try out Monroes??
Just checking...
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=618390&highlight=Gabriels
Im not saying you havent gotten 20k out of them, but if he is going to lower his car then he is going to need a more performance orientated shock with the proper valving.
Kilgore Trout said:They are the cheapest, I have had some minor fitment issues. Monroe costs twice as much. He did not say anything about lowering when I made my post. Simply offering the cheap option that's all...
The cheap option isnt always the best. Sometimes the cheap option is the most expensive.Kilgore Trout said:They are the cheapest, I have had some minor fitment issues. Monroe costs twice as much. He did not say anything about lowering when I made my post. Simply offering the cheap option that's all...
it really depends on what you're going to do to your car. if you want a cheap peformance shock/strut look at KYB, i believe they still have a lifetime warranty on them (they did when i bought them back in '99)AntiRice98 said:Yea, im open for all sugestions thanks for your help...
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