I highly suggest to stay away from after market quick struts like these in order to keep original ride quality. Use OEM shocks or at least KYB and keep the original springs but you won't be able to do it yourself though without special tools.
Thanks boss ... great video.. i been looking around on a DIY but your video is still the best..thanks very detail.. torque vaule helped me .... Last question... is that a one piece? I have a 2019 acura ilx and the part only come in pieces.. dealership said they don't sell strut assy... @@lolosgaragediy7090
I highly suggest to stay away from after market quick struts like these in order to keep original ride quality. Use OEM shocks or at least KYB and keep the original springs but you won't be able to do it yourself though without special tools.
Got a 2013 TL hope it's the same process. Acura is a Honda for sure..
Did these struts ride nice after installing?
The old ones were so damaged that replacements felt really nice but im not going to tell you that they are better or equal in quality.
Did you have to change both side? My left side is bad and dont know if i need to change both side or just the bad one? Thabks
It’s always better to replace both of them, but it can be done individually. The struts work individually but part of the suspension system.
Thanks boss ... great video.. i been looking around on a DIY but your video is still the best..thanks very detail.. torque vaule helped me ....
Last question... is that a one piece? I have a 2019 acura ilx and the part only come in pieces.. dealership said they don't sell strut assy...
@@lolosgaragediy7090
What brand strut did you use
I can’t remember, the owner bought them. All i remember is that they were made in Japan 🇯🇵. Sorry
Thanks