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Quick Strut #1216705
04/15/12 11:33 PM
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Any opinions on the Monroe Quick Struts? Thanks!


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Re: Quick Strut [Re: zrxkawboy] #1216706
04/15/12 11:40 PM
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i've used them numerous times. They work great. And IMO are a much better deal than going the other way.

Re: Quick Strut [Re: moparguy] #1216707
04/16/12 02:09 AM
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I have a 95 minivan that I had to take apart and re-assemble 3 times before i finally got the spring to seat correctly on the upper strut bearing.
I wish I knew these were available at the time. If I ever do another one I will use the quick strut.

Its is well wort the extra $$ in the time you will save.


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Re: Quick Strut [Re: moparguy] #1216708
04/16/12 07:02 AM
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I installed quite a few at work.They are great.If you have any mechanical ability you can do them in your drive.Saves R&R labor and an easy job.Rocky


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Re: Quick Strut [Re: therocks] #1216709
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Sounds like these are the way to go, then. Thanks guys!


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Re: Quick Strut [Re: zrxkawboy] #1216710
04/16/12 08:25 AM
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i've done 2 sets so far (both toyotas) and both were perfect. they were less than $20 a pair more than bare struts

Re: Quick Strut [Re: gtx6970] #1216711
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The ones I did were anywhere from 40 to 80 bucks more than a bare strut.But you get new springs,bearing plates etc.That and you dont have to pay someone at the least to compress them and put the new struts together.Rocky


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Re: Quick Strut [Re: therocks] #1216712
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The ones I did were anywhere from 40 to 80 bucks more than a bare strut.But you get new springs,bearing plates etc.That and you dont have to pay someone at the least to compress them and put the new struts together.Rocky


I've changed alot of those have never had one that wasn't put together right.







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