Strut Hardware

Want some new struts? What brand springs to buy? How much camber to run? What brake pads? What's the best setup for your situation....
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88*Beretta
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Strut Hardware

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Anyone seen a complete strut assembly being sold these days? With spring, Dust boot, Strut Mount, Bearing, etc?

Just looking for the cheap stuff?

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Monroe used to make an "Econo-matic" series that was completely assembled, with a spring and boot, but not the bearing assembly.
However I don't see them listed anywhere any longer.


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Check rockauto.com


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Asylum wrote:Monroe used to make an "Econo-matic" series that was completely assembled, with a spring and boot, but not the bearing assembly.
However I don't see them listed anywhere any longer.
Monroe has everything with their Sensa-crap. That shock/strut combo is junk! The rebound is so slow that if you have two pot holes in a row it feels like the tire is in the air on the second hole. I guess part of that could have been my stiff Moog springs.
As a side note I have them on the front of my 95 with stock springs. I have the "blue" shocks in the rear and that seems to be a good combo.


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