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Sorry if I sound like a politician but I've been a member of this forum and have had my car since Feb and have followed many threads on lifts etc. I thought I could bring some clarity because the topic is well worn.
As for why I went for the ones on the jimny style website, well I just couldn't find any alternatives. Everything seemed to be part of a lift kit but if you can find different brands I'm sure they will make the same difference. A lift kit is also double the price fitted and I don't ever go off road.
jimnystyle.com/collections/shock-absorbers
Have a look here, they aren't cheap so do your research but for me they have made the car more stable over speed and less bouncy.
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Ah well, its only money, I just contacted my local importer, they are not sold here just yet.
I appreciate your feedback of their performance.
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zebraman wrote: Totally agree. The standard setup is fine for around town at lower speeds but the dive under braking at anything over 30mph or when emergency braking caught me by surprise a couple of times.
Sorry if I sound like a politician but I've been a member of this forum and have had my car since Feb and have followed many threads on lifts etc. I thought I could bring some clarity because the topic is well worn.
As for why I went for the ones on the jimny style website, well I just couldn't find any alternatives. Everything seemed to be part of a lift kit but if you can find different brands I'm sure they will make the same difference. A lift kit is also double the price fitted and I don't ever go off road.
jimnystyle.com/collections/shock-absorbers
Have a look here, they aren't cheap so do your research but for me they have made the car more stable over speed and less bouncy.
Most of the bigger names do something for a standard height Jimny with some degree of improvement on the factory. Trailmaster comfort or sport, Monroe Adventure, Bilstine b6, AVO adjustable to name a few. You may be paying more than genuine parts price but you will be getting something worth having.
Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
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Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
Bellerophon (2024 grello van daily
ADOS Attention Deficit Ooooh Shiny!
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zebraman wrote: I didn't need the car to be lifted and all the insurance issues it would bring.
What insurance issues??
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