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Best bang for buck for replacement struts on 2002 GTP?

Garandpa

Garandpa

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These are the best bang for your buck struts and are recommended by lots of people in the 3800 community.

These would be the fronts:
Amazon.com: KYB SR4002 Strut Plus Complete Corner Unit Assembly: Automotive

You would also need for the rears:
KYB-SR4003 & KYB-SR4004

Amazon says about 353$ with free prime shipping. (If you dont have prime you can sign up for free trial)

Ive heard only bad things about Zzp and Monroe quick struts

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So KYG recommends their Excell-G struts for the GTP application, which is what ZZP is selling complete for $299. Are the SR4xxx series an upgrade? They're certainly a lot more expensive. Not sure how you came up with $353, since each strut is over $100 each, unless that was for fronts only.
 
Garandpa said:
So KYG recommends their Excell-G struts for the GTP application, which is what ZZP is selling complete for $299. Are the SR4xxx series an upgrade? They're certainly a lot more expensive. Not sure how you came up with $353, since each strut is over $100 each, unless that was for fronts only.
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Correction: ZZP has KYG Excel-G struts pictured in their ad, but ships Monroe struts.
 
I went with these struts and I could not be happier. My GTP rides like new! I also replace the Lower Control arms with Moog LCA's as well as the torsion bar links.
 
Garandpa said:
I went with these struts and I could not be happier. My GTP rides like new! I also replace the Lower Control arms with Moog LCA's as well as the torsion bar links.
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That is to say, I went with the KYG struts recomended by Suitercrew. Easy install and great feel on the road.
 


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