Wtb: Struts
02-21-2005, 02:14 PM
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Wtb: Struts
I just installed lowering springs (32mm) two days ago and will be needing/buying struts to go along with them.
Anyone have aftermarket struts (used/new) they are willing to sell? They're heavy so local is prefered but I don't mind paying shipping.
If no one offers anything in a month or so I am going to go with KYB struts from my local parts store, also post in here if you know of a good brand that makes struts for 1997 tiburon on the web or phone #, etc.
I know KYB isn't our only option, not sure what else is out there though...
Anyone have aftermarket struts (used/new) they are willing to sell? They're heavy so local is prefered but I don't mind paying shipping.
If no one offers anything in a month or so I am going to go with KYB struts from my local parts store, also post in here if you know of a good brand that makes struts for 1997 tiburon on the web or phone #, etc.
I know KYB isn't our only option, not sure what else is out there though...
02-21-2005, 02:36 PM
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kspec kspec kspec
hmmm........
I checked, all I see is coilovers....no struts
EDIT: maybe you're thinking strut bars....I want struts (the things you put your springs on) not strut bars!
02-21-2005, 05:25 PM
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actually.. all you are looking for are struts. Generally a "Strut tower" is the reinforced section of the car that the strut bolts to. It contains the "pocket" that the strut rides in and has a place at the top for the mount to bolt to. Unless you are looking for a repair piece due to accident or rust.. you are not going to find a "Strut tower"