🔧 KYB 349105 Excel-G Gas Shock: Reliable Performance with Striking Black and Silver Design Review

Ordered for the back of my Odyssey. The installation was uncomplicated. Make sure you set the correct torque. Initially the rear sat a little high, but after 24 hours everything was fine. Highly recommended.

Very happy with these shocks, they seem to be working fine after 3 months and 3000 miles. I hope they last as long as the original shock absorbers. And of course a third of the original equipment price. Easy to install, just watch the video on au tube if you need help.

Ordered for a Honda Odyssey 07. Straight fit. Let's hope they last a lot longer than the Honda OEMs who are notorious for premature oil leaks. One piece of advice I can suggest is to spray some heavy duty grease on the bottom bolt nut before removing and reinstalling the shock (remove the grease from the threads before installing the nut). This makes it easier to slide and takes the punch off the bolt.

Can't complain as these shocks feel as good as an OEM. The installation on my 2005 Odyssey went smoothly. You only need to lift the axle as they don't reach to the worn out stock damper. But I've driven them 3,000 miles and they feel great. The Revain Warehouse deal was impressive and the shocks were flawless. $12 apiece. You can't beat that! **UPDATED 3-Nov-17** I replaced both rear shocks with them at about 90,000 miles. I've just clocked 200,000 miles and they're still running strong!

My 2010 Honda Odyssey has a one sided lowering due to damper leaks. They install very easily and quickly. 45 minutes both. My car stopped as soon as I finished. he rides noticeably better. Honda wanted to close 550.00 to replace both. A shame. They cost between $88 and $92 each at local stores. Great initial ride, drove left to right through the worst part of town (on the road), was more controlled. No problems with failure. I searched many Honda owners clubs and they recommended these shocks…

I am very impressed with these KYB 349105 Excel-G Gas Struts. I bought a couple of these to replace the Honda OEM factory hydraulic oils with my mother's 2007 Honda Odyssey EX-L with 89,208 miles. Just a few days before ordering my pair from Revain, I happened to notice a very small puddle. Oil on the garage floor, just under the factory right rear shock absorber. This was clearly distracting, so I went down to the garage floor under the back of the Odyssey and used a flashlight to inspect…