need help for suspension..

Hard to understand what you are asking. You say you have KYB shocks now, but the shocks haven't been changed, meaning they are old? If you have old worn out shocks, newer monotube gas shocks like KYB's will certainly help.

Air shocks should be avoided if you are after "smooth" or "good handling" as they will provide neither. If you want your car to look like a stinkbug in heat, they are a cheap way to stick the *** end way up in the air.

If your car wanders, bounces all over the place, and it leans like a sailboat in a hurricane, I would start by rebuilding the front suspension and adding a front sway bar with good matching shocks all around.
Ditto! Air shocks can be dangerous too, as anyone who's ever had one blow out at high speed can confirm! Buy whatever shocks you need. A bounce test will tell you which ones are bad. As for rear springs, if the springs are 6 leaf and not sagging, throw some new bushings in them and you're good to go. If they're sagged out, you might be able to have them re-arced to bring them up to the proper road height. If they are less than 6 leafs, have some added to get at least 6 in the pack....7 if you really want it stiff. If they're really in bad shape, there are spring sets available in the usual sources online. They're usually cheaper than having a set made.