MY98 What Shock Absorbers?
24 February 2005, 10:40 PM
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There was a good response from the people who bought the KYB adjustables a while bach in a group buy. Match these with some eibach springs for a good set up. 
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthrea...&highlight=kyb
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthrea...&highlight=kyb
06 March 2005, 09:25 PM
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I'm also looking at possibly fitting New Shocks!
Are KYB's what people recommend without shelling out too much dosh ??
If so Camskill are offering these at following price:
SUBARU IMPREZA PARTS
MODEL NAME
Complete Standard Shocker Kit
PRICE
£238.00 ON OFFER FOR £218.00
*€312 approx
CARRIAGE: Add item to Shopping Basket to show carriage costs
(you can easily remove it)
PRODUCT MODEL YEAR
92-00 Turbo Models ONLY
...is this a good price ???
Also what do people think average life/mileage is on Original shocks before replacement ?? i'm on 57000 mi.
Any advice welcomed..cheers !
Duracell
Are KYB's what people recommend without shelling out too much dosh ??
If so Camskill are offering these at following price:
SUBARU IMPREZA PARTS
MODEL NAME
Complete Standard Shocker Kit
PRICE
£238.00 ON OFFER FOR £218.00
*€312 approx
CARRIAGE: Add item to Shopping Basket to show carriage costs
(you can easily remove it)
PRODUCT MODEL YEAR
92-00 Turbo Models ONLY
...is this a good price ???
Also what do people think average life/mileage is on Original shocks before replacement ?? i'm on 57000 mi.
Any advice welcomed..cheers !
Duracell
06 March 2005, 09:48 PM
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My MY00 was on 70k when I sold it, and they were still going strong.
That said, I was still on the original clutch too, so maybe I just didn't drive the car as enthusiastically as I should have. Shame it wasn't still on the original engine really!
That said, I was still on the original clutch too, so maybe I just didn't drive the car as enthusiastically as I should have. Shame it wasn't still on the original engine really!
06 March 2005, 10:28 PM
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Very reasonable, actually - £8900, for a UK car, 4.5 yrs old with PPP and Prodrive 17" wheels, 70k on the clock and a full engine rebuild 9k miles earlier.
I'm now driving around in a '97 Nissan Primera 2.0 SLX... and this
I'm now driving around in a '97 Nissan Primera 2.0 SLX... and this
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