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I was wondoring there were any good?

I was thinking gettind decarobin takes off 135 shipped or go with sam and get the blistens and ebiach but its like 5xx.xx or closer to 700.xx with the revaled blisten, I need opions. My stock shocks have 131k on them. Do you think my springs are wore out too? thanks

 

shocks are in need of replacing but i dont think that your springs can "go bad"... as for shocks, i need them too, so i couldnt tell you what to go for or whats the best deal... let me know when you find out...

 

You can get KYB AGX adjustables for about 350.
Good shock, they are working excellent for me.

 

Do those KYB shocks actually adjust the set height? And by how much?

 

No the KYBs do not adjust ride height.
Its just the damping of the shock itself, you can set them soft or rock hard or somewhere in the middle.
I use them to help me launch at the track, the front ones are always on 1 (the softest setting) but the rears I adjust to track conditions, when I go to the track that is.

 

Why buy the AGX's?? there like 350 you cand find the blistein HD"s for as low as 299.00 plus shipping, and talking with some of sams peaple that is much better. I thinking of getting the Blisteins but I don['t know if I want to spend the money on the them revalved. I know more guys and this have upgraded supension. Also they say get some linear springs, and after reading it makes more sense, and I don't know why peaple sell progressive for our cars...

 

Bilstein makes a good shock don,t get me wrong but the AGXs are adjustable.. ..
I think thats a good thing but you can do what you want, I was just giving my opinion.
I have had both shocks in my hands and I think the KYBs are every bit as quality a piece as the bilsteins.

 

I don't think the springs would be bad. The shocks should go though. I would definately go with Bilsteins. I love mine, on stock springs. They may be a little rough for you if you also do the lowered springs. For me, they are perfect for stock springs. The bilsteins started out a little softer than I was expecting, but still stiffer than the stock shocks, but after about 500 miles, they firmed up very nicely. I love the way they handle. There is no need for adjustables in my opinion, unless you want something REALLY soft in the rear for launching at the drag strip.

Dan