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Kyb Suzuki Sierra Short Stroke - Ke70 Rear

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Hi All,

 

Wondering if anyone has used KYB sierra short strokes in their KE70 - seems that people use the sierra fronts in the rear??? Are they good?

 

Also - does anyone have the part number for these??

 

Thanks

 

Chris

I've read a fair few times that they're too short and that there are better alternatives, there is a list around on this site (I think it was this site) somewhere that says what shocks fit and the dimensions of each, a search might find it

Just as a note - the serria being 4wd and offroad capable there'll a good range of lifted shocks for them as well. So your not just limited to standard height, its something most people don't realize.

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Cool - So i am right in understanding that they are sierra front shocks?

 

what model sierra are they from?

KYB Part Number: 343113

 

That is for VN? Commodore wagon shocks. They are a much better option than the Sierra shocks.

i had sierras and loved them, personal preference though. Didnt really care about droop was just a skid car anyway.

 

If you do decide on them the gabriel guardian series shocks are meant to be a bit stiffer than kyb and cheaper, like $65 a shock

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thanks guys.. Descisions hey!

 

I just want something thats short stroke and firm as possible

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