Before spending money on somthing that wont work does anyone see any problems with running these together as a combo?
http://www.autocarparts.com/part/1337/13/
and
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/KYB-4-GR-2-...sQ5fAccessories

thanks again for all your help everyone

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Don't see why it won't work. Not an expert on suspension, but if they're both manufactured for our 6GC's specifically, then I'm pretty sure it will work. BTW, those KYB shocks ride really nice for aftermarket shocks. Just my opinion.


-Hope I helped, Ryan

yup this is the way to go be sure to also get the kyb strut mounts also

^ Not necessary, I don't have them...

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i meant replace stock one as they are old i am now regreting not doing so

imo the kyb gr2 and any lowering springs from a well known brand is the best combination for daily driving. you can't go wrong with that setup. personally i'd go with gt-four springs for the stiffer rear end and racingbeat endlinks to help against the understeering that occurs in fwd. if you want to improve handling even more, upgrade your bushings to polyurethane, and anti-roll bars.

Spolski07 had DF's on his Red Bandit. IMO the best springs dress up wise over anything else. Only thing is see if you have rebuidable front shocks or not. Personally I'd just buy sealed units from KYB