KYB Excel-G vs A 200K Genuine OEM Honda Gas Shock Absorber | Why You Should Replace Every 75K Miles

This video is actually a part of a series of longer videos on How To Remove, Replace & Install rear gas shock absorber on a 2006-2011 8th generation Honda Civic (see the links below). This is just to demonstrate the comparison between a brand new aftermarket shock vs an original genuine OEM part but already has over 200,000 miles on it. This is why car manufacturers recommend replacing shock absorber & front suspension (strut, spring, coil or assembly every 75,000 miles). Honda recommends using genuine OEM parts, but we decided to go with KYB Excel-G premium aftermarket performance shock, based on the reviews we&read online. Genuine Honda Shock should be around $125 or so each, but KYB Excel-G (not the regular KYB) could be as cheap as $35 a piece depending on where you buy it from, for example amazon, ebay, or other online seller. Obviously, your local auto part stores such as AutoZone, Advanced Auto Parts, O&Pep Boys etc also carry many different aftermarket products. KYB Excel-G shocks do more than bring back the OEM quality ride. Since they&crafted with the highest standards around, each Excel-G shock meets or exceeds OEM build quality. Even better, KYB backs your Excel-G Shocks & Struts with a Lifetime Warranty. Genuine OEM Honda Part 52610 SNA 02 For Genuine Honda Shock Mount Flange Bolt (12x65) 90181-SNA-000 search on eBay or buy directly from dealership. A vehicle will have either a shock or a strut at each wheel, never both. ... The major difference...