Rear shocks..... WTF!
Mine are shot in a 05 and each shock is over $300 each...!! any alternatives??
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Listing below from Rock Auto - they are 'specials' - Nivomat self-levelling, that's why they are expensive.
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Yea thx i knew all that, but was wondering if there was a store/site/brand know one knew about that was cheaper.... guess not.
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Yeah, the load leveling shocks are crazy expensive. I would imagine that you could put standard shocks in it but do you want to do that? I believe that I saw them for as low as $250 when I was looking into it. Try ebay but make sure that you get the right ones and can return them if they aren't.
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When mine went bad the local dealership mech said it was a fluke. He said the same ones where on the mini van and he had only replaced one. With that I found a set in a junk yard for $35 each. Only one was bad but for that price I bought both and have one for a spare. Compressing them was a PITA. I had to use a large ratchet strap and hold it with wire to get it in place. Two years now and no problems.
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