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Old 02-08-12, 09:43 PM
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fc electronically adjustable shocks

I want to buy some new KYB AGXs, does it matter if my car was fitted with the electronically adjustable crap?
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Doesn't matter unless you expect the electronic adjustable suspension to still work.
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Remove the AAS and save some weight.
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whats to remove and how mcuh weight?
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Originally Posted by mkiv98
whats to remove and how mcuh weight?
The actuators on top of the towers... and not much.
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The control module on the back to the right of the spare tire. You may save 5 pounds, but its dead weight anyway so why not remove it?
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Standard proceedure on this forum has long been to remove the AAS and go with conventional shocks & struts when the stockers are worn out. There simply isn't a viable replacement shock/strut for this 20+ year old AAS system.
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