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Review 3 of 11
Price Paid:
$95.00
from Autoparts Way Year / Model Reviewed:
1998 Isuzu Rodeo Strengths:
It’s a performance shock, just as advertised. What I really wanted was a good-performing-shock for ride and comfort. The shocks will handle anything and the harder you go, the better they become. In Alberta, Canada the original HWY 1 to Banff, the road is an amazing nicely paved ‘spaghetti-on-a-map’ which is awesome to drive. I did it in my in-laws Infinity G37-S which was fun. With my Isuzu (I was alone), I coaxed a Mercedes and an Audi to step aside and it was more fun that the G37. Weaknesses:
It’s a performance shock, just as advertised. What I really wanted was a good-performing-shock for ride and comfort. The shocks will handle anything and the harder you go, the better they become. In Alberta, Canada the original HWY 1 to Banff, the road is an amazing nicely paved ‘spaghetti-on-a-map’ which is awesome to drive. I did it in my in-laws Infinity G37-S which was fun. With my Isuzu (I was alone), I coaxed a Mercedes and an Audi to step aside and it was more fun that the G37. Summary:
As these are for an SUV, I would not recommend them. These are a good shock, but not for an SUV application. For family driving (my present life style with two child car seats) performance is not the idea. Also, I’m about to change out all my suspension ball joints, which were aging, but I think the KYB gas adjusts did them in. Similar Products Used:
Monroe Sensa-Trac.
I’m switching to try the KYB G2R
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