Just a few weeks ago, we were swapping out the struts on a friend’s 8th gen Honda Accord. A 2010 silver beauty, its time for a suspension overhaul had come.We slapped a pair of new KYB struts on it. I’ll show them a bit later in today’s post.First, I’d like to discuss...

Honestly, I’m a bit tired. People really oversimplify Bilstein vs Monroe way too often.Yeah, Bilsteins are premium territory. And sure, Monroe’s focus is on a tad more budget-friendly shocks/struts.But that’s far from everything you can say about these two. In fact,...

King and Fox are no strangers to extreme suspension enthusiasts. Firmly rooted in the high-end shocks/coilovers segment, these two companies nevertheless approach things differently. Let’s talk about them. The most common benchmark you’d see is Fox vs King 2.5...

When it comes to struts, knock-off brands are dime a dozen. Some pop up just to disappear in a few years. One of the more persistent economy suspension darlings is FCS. Are these any good, considering their huge success on RockAuto or Amazon with products like this...

A few years ago, Sensen’s struts and shocks were an alright buy. They were inferior, but way cheaper Monroe or KYB knock-offs promising OE-style suspension. This Sensen set is a good example of what the brand’s all about. Things have changed a bit, though. Sensen has...

Say what you want to say, but the XJ and TJ are my favorites. There’s something about mid-80s to late-90s Jeep design that simply nails it.Both are also great off-road beasts if you slap a lift kit on them. Based on what I’ve seen in my social circles, there are 8...