A typical Toyota Vios ’93 absorber set (also known as a shock absorber or suspension strut set) includes components designed to control the vehicle’s ride comfort and stability by dampening the effect of road irregularities. While the Toyota Vios was officially launched in the early 2000s (first model in 2002), if you’re referring to a Toyota vehicle from 1993, it’s likely you’re referring to the Toyota Corolla (E100 series), commonly mistaken in some markets for an early Vios-like model.

That said, here’s a general shock absorber set description for an older Toyota sedan like the 1993 model:

Toyota Vios/Corolla ’93 Absorber Set Description:

• Front Absorbers (x2):
  
• Twin-tube or monotube gas shocks
• Hydraulic fluid and pressurized gas for improved damping
• Comes with mounting brackets and bushings
• May include coil spring seats (if strut-type)
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• Rear Absorbers (x2):
  
• Gas-filled shocks (either monotube or twin-tube)
• Rubber bushings pre-installed
• Durable metal construction, corrosion-resistant
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• Optional Components:
  
• Coil Springs: Sold separately or as part of a complete strut assembly
• Mounting Kits/Strut Mounts: Includes rubber insulators and bearings
• Dust Boots & Bump Stops: Protects the shock shaft from debris and impact
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• Fitment: Direct bolt-on replacement for OEM suspension
• Compatibility: Specific to engine type and chassis code, usually EE100 or AE101 for 1993 Toyota sedans

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