these struts any good?

[90cb7beast]

i want to know if these are any good and if anyone has them. i have H&R race springs but i need some struts b4 i put these springs on. i dont think my old stock blown struts will work too well

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/SPRIN...QQcmdZViewItem

[GunRunner]

from the looks of the price i'ma say no, they probably aren't any good.
You get what you pay for

and when I googled the name all I got back was ebay matches.

Suspension is not something to go cheap on, your car is riding on it


Just my $.02

[blk93]

^^^very true

and you can afford some kyb gr2's for not much more than those are selling for

many people will argue that gr2s are just like oem replacement, but its another one of those ongoing debates

i say gr2s are good for your car unless youre completely slamming your shit. other than that, kyb stated they are safe for lowered cars

[gloryaccordy]

AT THE LEAST get Tokico HPs...but even those are 'eh'...

Save your pennies and get Illuminas...

[wrichards2005]

Nah guys, they gotta be good struts, they got mad spring valves in em...

haha, they're POS if you ask me.

[sackingz123]

look like some made in china shit..

get some good shit...gr2s their cheap

[prNonVtec4u]

if i were you, i'd stick to nothing under KYB GR-2s....
tell you the truth, i got mine for $177 brand new in the box while you're paying bout $160 for an unknown brand....

just my $0.02

[blk93]

if i were you, i'd stick to nothing under KYB GR-2s....
tell you the truth, i got mine for $177 brand new in the box while you're paying bout $160 for an unknown brand....

just my $0.02

yupyup

got mine for 180

[HondaFan81]

For a cheap but better than stock (lil stiffer), I like the Tokico HP. I have them on my red Accord with H&R sport springs and have no complaints for daily driver. I have 26,XXX miles on them with no issues.

[AccordWarrior]

I agree with Cisco...everything I've read in all my research says that the HP is a great budget strut for running lowering springs. It's the way I would go if I were to lower my mom's car. You just lack ability to tune it to your liking.

I'd still caution against using GR-2's on a dropped car. Everything I've researched says the GR-2 is essentially a replacement strut, and won't last.

[Blk EX Coupe]

The gr-2's work for lowered cars, but they don't give you the same performance a adjustable shock would. For ride comfort it is pretty decent after about 15k on my drop. The only problem I've had with the gr-2's is slowing down for dips and speedbumps because if you go too fast the front end dives down resulting in a horrible sound everyone hates. But I'd still advise going with an adjustable shock like koni yellows, tokico illuminas, or kyb agx.

[prNonVtec4u]

The gr-2's work for lowered cars, but they don't give you the same performance a adjustable shock would. For ride comfort it is pretty decent after about 15k on my drop. The only problem I've had with the gr-2's is slowing down for dips and speedbumps because if you go too fast the front end dives down resulting in a horrible sound everyone hates. But I'd still advise going with an adjustable shock like koni yellows, tokico illuminas, or kyb agx.

Very true

and remember, DO NOT get rid of the bump stops....
you'll regret it(i did)

good luck on your set up

[90cb7beast]

i cut my bump stops and thanks for the input i think im going to get some illuminas like i had in my da. thanks again guys

[Gemini]

I dont know about there shocks/struts but I got there springs and they ride pretty good. I think they are actually based in the states tho