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The KYB Excel-G 339185 is a rear-left replacement strut for the Toyota Avalon, built as an OE-grade twin-tube unit with nitrogen gas charging and hand-assembled valving. It is meant to restore the factory ride and body control rather than stiffen it, so it suits owners replacing a worn or leaking original strut. Against generic and budget struts, KYB's production-line heritage and triple-chrome piston rod are the main selling points; against performance struts, it stays closer to stock comfort. KYB is a widely trusted OE supplier, and Excel-G is its standard replacement line.
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Lowest price we've seen: $82.67 on Nov 13 at Partzilla.com. Tracked across 13 stores since Nov 13.
Owners of KYB Excel-G struts generally report a ride close to the original and better body control than worn factory units. Complaints tend to center on buying singles and on the ride being firm on rough roads.
The KYB Excel-G Strut 339185 is a rear left replacement strut for the Toyota Avalon. It is made on the same production lines as original equipment, with upgraded valving and materials. It is designed to restore the ride comfort and handling the vehicle had when new.
It has a nitrogen gas-charged twin-tube design for consistent damping. The damping valves are hand-assembled in a clean environment. The piston rod is triple chrome-plated to reduce seal wear, and the rod guide is sintered iron to help maintain alignment.
The inner cylinders are made of seamless steel, which eliminates fluid bypass. The strut bodies and brackets are thick and rigid to reduce flex. By keeping the original handling characteristics, the strut helps electronic safety systems work as intended.
