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post Oct 19, 2010 - 6:02 AM
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Since I can't buy KYB parts here I'll have to order them from the internet. It's a pain in the ass, but what can you do?

What parts do I need (besides the 2 shocks + 2 struts)? KYB website generated these results:

Parts for the front axle
Part No Part
334378 Excel-G (front right strut)
334379 Excel-G(front left strut)
365092 Excel-G(Suspension strut insert - what is this???)
RI2785 K-Flex (front axle coil spring - do I need to change springs???)
SM5164 Suspension Mounting Kit - do I need to change this??

Parts for the rear axle
Part No Part
334125 Excel-G (rear right)
334126 Excel-G (rear left)
SM5087 Suspension Mounting Kit - do I need this???

http://www.kyb-europe.com/


Are there any other parts needed? Nuts, bolts, rubber things?!

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post Oct 19, 2010 - 3:03 PM
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Basically, if you're just refreshing your suspension, you'll need struts, springs and strut mounts. Depending on what kind of mileage you have- you may not even need to replace strut mounts or springs... it usually a good idea to replace them since everything is out. As for miscellaneous parts, the only thing you'll really need is a macpherson spring compressor, if you are doing it yourself.. if not, as long as you have struts, springs and strut mounts front and rear, you're good to go. Also, to answer your Q about "inserts" - the front struts are interchangeable cartridges, which are screwed out, not a full assembly like the rear, when you pull the fronts, you'll see a octagonal "nut" keeping the cartridge in around the silver guide rod/piston.. if you are doin it yourself, and need a step by step, I can write one up, I'm sure there's someone that has it stickied on here if nothing else. Hope I helped.

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