KYB Excel-G Rear Left Shock

Toyota MR2 Spyder (00-05) Fitment

Part #: 334311

Overview

The KYB Excel-G Rear Left Shock is a high-quality replacement component designed specifically for the Toyota MR2 Spyder from 2000 to 2005. Crafted to restore and enhance your vehicle’s original ride comfort and handling, this shock absorber helps maintain precise control and responsiveness on the road. Built with durability and longevity in mind, the Excel-G shock is engineered to last up to 150,000 miles, making it a reliable choice for drivers seeking to preserve the performance and stability of their MR2 Spyder. Whether you're replacing worn-out OEM shocks or upgrading for improved ride quality, this component offers a seamless fit and consistent performance.

Key Features

Designed to deliver a smooth and stable driving experience, the KYB Excel-G Rear Left Shock features:

• High-quality steel construction for strength and durability
• OE-matched valving for precise control and comfort
• Gas-charged design to reduce body roll and improve handling
• Corrosion-resistant coating for long-lasting performance
• Engineered to restore factory ride height and stability
• Easy bolt-on installation with no modifications required

Construction & Design

The KYB Excel-G shock features a robust steel body with a corrosion-resistant coating, ensuring durability in various driving conditions. Its carefully calibrated valving and gas-charging technology work together to provide consistent damping and ride quality, closely matching the original specifications of the Toyota MR2 Spyder.

Installation & Fitment

This shock is designed as a direct replacement for the rear left position on your Toyota MR2 Spyder. Installation typically involves standard hand tools and can be completed with basic mechanical knowledge. For optimal performance, it is recommended to replace shocks in pairs and verify fitment against your vehicle’s specific model year and configuration.

What’s Included

The package includes one KYB Excel-G Rear Left Shock, ready for installation. Hardware and mounting components are integrated as part of the shock assembly.