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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Cars / July 2004

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Sentra OEM struts

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Alex - 31 Jul 2004 06:48 GMT
I replaced the struts on my 96 Nissan Sentra last year with Monroe
struts,  which really sucked.  Less than a year later, they need to be
replaced again.  I'd like to replace them with OEM struts, but don't
want to pay the money buying them from the dealer.  Would anyone know
who makes the struts for Nissan for this car and/or a reputable place
online to buy them?  Thanks in advance.

Alex
Steve T - 31 Jul 2004 07:53 GMT
> I replaced the struts on my 96 Nissan Sentra last year with Monroe
> struts,  which really sucked.  Less than a year later, they need to be
> replaced again.  I'd like to replace them with OEM struts, but don't
> want to pay the money buying them from the dealer.  Would anyone know
> who makes the struts for Nissan for this car and/or a reputable place
> online to buy them?  

Again you learned the hard way cheap struts are crap. Tokico probably made
the originals but they don't sell them outside of the dealer with the same
"setting", the aftermarket ones are "performance" and are much stiffer.
KYB's are good but again are pretty stiff. Any good strut is going to be
about what dealer ones cost. If you liked the ride it had when new, get
dealer struts.

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