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12-20-2010
After putting a few hundred miles on them, they have settled to what seems to be a little below where the OEM ones were, just judging by the amount of additional rub I have now when I turn the front wheels.
Edit that. I just measured them out of curiosity. They're equal to or 1/8" lower than the OEM struts. They seem to handle fine, although it's still hard to say with the crappy roads we'll have until about April.
12-21-2010
lucky you, I'm still lifted...I'm just gonna tape my fat friend to the hood and drive around for awhile maybe that can get mine to settle down....I should have gotten lowering springs, whatever, live and learn
Originally Posted by Wotgtp
12-22-2010
Were yours genuine Monroe Quickstruts? Just curious because the parts guy I bought these through told me the economy line he carries on hand is well known for raising the vehicle and NOT settling. In fact, he cited one example in town that used the lower end brand (chinese made) and they're still riding high.
12-23-2010
Yeah I bought the Monroe's from Advance Auto..PN 171661, the fronts are listed at like $199 each I got them for $178 with the discount I can get from my friend, but yeah I don't really know whats going on with them, maybe a winter of pothole roads will break them inThey have settled slightly but not to where I would have thought......BTW did you ever figure out what you're clunk in the rear was?
Originally Posted by Wotgtp
12-24-2010
whoa, I got a good deal on these. I had $503 in a set of four including tax.
12-24-2010
yep I should have bought mine online, didn't even look until after
Originally Posted by Wotgtp
12-24-2010
This fall I put kyb gr2 struts on all around with stock height moog springs and my car looks like a monster truck lol it settled a little but not nearly as much as i thought it would
12-24-2010
I think MOOGs are a little taller then stock. Dont they only sell the HD springs that used to come on the intrigue.
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