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Old 09-11-2010, 06:19 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question 1999 camry LE 4-cyl Auto - STRUTS

What is a good set of replacement struts to put on this Car?
Manufacturer? Something decent.

I have some whiteline sway bars front and rear on the way.

41000 on the Original I think it's time.
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if your adding sway bars then jsut go for KYB or tokico shocks. KYBs are closer to stock, tokicos are stiffer and good with stiffer springs, not sure how well they hold up on stock springs though. but they have a lifetime warranty so who cares.
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Tokico all the way. As bird said, KYB's are decent too. If you only have 41,000 miles on the struts, they should be okay. Unless you just want an upgrade.
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Tokico all the way. As bird said, KYB's are decent too. If you only have 41,000 miles on the struts, they should be okay. Unless you just want an upgrade.
Going with Tokico,
The rear seem spongy the fronts are Probably OK.
But Hey when your going to be putting in whiteline Swaybars front and rear you may as well move in new Tokico gas Shocks/Struts at the same time - Getter Dun
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