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KYB America Announces New 2011-12 Catalog

KYB America has announced the publication of a new, comprehensive ride control components catalog. Featuring more than 2,800 items, the 380-page catalog is a complete resource guide for automotive professionals, according to KYB.

KYB America has announced the publication of a new, comprehensive ride control components catalog. Featuring more than 2,800 items, the 380-page catalog is a complete resource guide for automotive professionals, according to KYB.

As an industry leader in late model vehicle coverage, KYB says it is the only full-line supplier of shocks and struts calibrated and built to restore original vehicle handling and performance.

“It’s of utmost importance that our customers have the part coverage and application listings that will grow their business,” said KYB Product Manager Tim Oldiges. “Each of the over 300 new part numbers required the same countless hours of careful evaluation and testing that goes into every new KYB part. We feel that the new KYB catalog is a tribute to the hard work and determination of our entire product team.”

In addition to the paper catalog, KYB offers up-to-date catalog information via www.kyb.com. There, Internet visitors have the option of viewing an interactive online catalog or a downloadable PDF version.

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