KYB 235912 Suspension Strut

Buyer fitment guide only intended as reference. Please use catalogue search by vehicle to ensure proper fitment.

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• Ford 5M6Z18124BA
• Ford 6L8Z18124AB
• Ford 6L8Z18124BA
• Ford 6M6Z18124AA
• Ford 8L8Z18124AR
• Ford 9L8Z18124AR
• Ford 9L8Z18124BR
• Ford 9M6Z18124AR

• Ride Comfort may be important, but restoring a vehicles Ride Control, stability, stopping, lane change responsiveness and handling is critical. KYB Excel-G Shocks and Struts are designed for the most important performance purpose: Restoring the vehicles original capabilities. KYB is a world leading supplier of shocks and struts to new vehicle manufacturers and the Excel-G is made on the very same KYB OE assembly lines, uses the same OE quality components and is calibrated to restore original, designed performance, not change it. That has earned Excel-G the classification: OEA (Original Equipment for the Aftermarket). The KYB Excel-G is a nitrogen gas-charged, twin-tube design that includes every quality component that our global OEM products include and i
• Electronic safety systems depend on the suspension, brakes and tires operating as the vehicle manufacturer intended. The KYB Excel-G helps keep Electronic Safety Systems performing as designed.
• KYB has the strongest and thickest strut bodies and brackets in the industry; minimizing flex to maintain correct alignment in all conditions
• KYB recommended OEM replacement strut for SUVs and Crossovers
• Protect your new struts from dirt, debris and salt with a KYB Strut Boot, part number: SB105
• The KYB Excel-G helps restore the designed control and handling of your SUV
• The KYB Excel-G uses a triple lip fluid seal to reduce the chance of oil and gas leaking out
• To reduce the chance of noise and vibration KYB recommends installing new strut mounts, part number: SM5390
• Vehicle specific, hand assembled in-house damping valves correctly manage tire contact, steering response and body movement