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KYBGas-A-Just Shock (Premium)

2000 Chevrolet Camaro Z28
  • Front fitment
    Housing: Shock Housing
    Non Adjustable
    Front fitment

    Price: $106.00 (each)
    Estimated Availability: Fewer than 4, Special Order Available
    Manufacturer Part #: KG9310
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  • Rear fitment
    Housing: Shock Housing
    Non Adjustable
    Rear fitment

    Price: $38.00 (each)
    Estimated Availability: In Stock
    Manufacturer Part #: KG5562
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Car Icon 2001 Chevrolet Silverado 2wd
Vehicle Miles: 74,000 All Suspension Products on Vehicle
Location: LIBERTYVILLE, IL Shocks: KYB Gas-A-Just Shock
Driving Style: Average Chassis Products: #
Miles of product use: 6,000 Spring: #
Satisfaction Rating: 9 Coil-Over: #

I installed these on a light duty full size pick up that i use for general commuting and some light hauling. The shocks stopped the truck from wandering at higher speeds. Very happy with the performance and would buy again.

-- Review submitted 2012-07-16


Car Icon 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT
Vehicle Miles: 73,000 All Suspension Products on Vehicle
Location: SCHERERVILLE, IN Shocks: KYB Gas-A-Just Shock
Driving Style: Average Chassis Products: N/A
Miles of product use: 1,100 Spring: #
Satisfaction Rating: 4 Coil-Over: N/A

The gas adjust shock isn t much better than stock. certainly not heavy duty to stiffen the suspension to motions. Mild improvement over 70K miles OEM Chrysler shocks.

-- Review submitted 2012-06-21


Car Icon 2003 Ford Ranger Reg 2wd XLT
Vehicle Miles: 75,000 All Suspension Products on Vehicle
Location: Mechanicsville, VA Shocks: KYB Gas-A-Just Shock
Driving Style: Spirited Chassis Products: N/A
Miles of product use: 500 Spring: Stock
Satisfaction Rating: 9 Coil-Over: N/A

Huge difference from the stock shock absorbers and my truck had only 75k miles on it. I wanted the Bilstein HD or the KYB Monomax, but the Gas-a-just was the only one available for both front and rear. Not sure the rears were absolutely necessary, but it helped. I installed the fronts, then drove around a couple days until I had time to installed the rears. Even with just the fronts, I found a huge improvement. Not nearly as significant a difference after I installed the rear shocks.

Thanks to Sonny for help with the technical info.

-- Review submitted 2009-11-02




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