I just bought these last week and did a trial fit on my car, they will not work for my application . They are in like new condition $65 shipped I paid over $80 with shipping, my loss is your gain Part #9653
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King & link pin or ball joint front end?
Ball joint front end
make me an offer
Thanks
I have no use for them, Tab, or I would; I was asking so people would have the necessary info to make a decision. My apologies if I led you to think I was interested. Al
I understand, I was offering them up to anyone who would like to make me an offer
I was chasing a squeak and could not locate the source, so I started replacing parts. Well it turns out it was a body mount bolt that was not snugged enough
I was chasing a squeak and could not locate the source, so I started replacing parts. Well it turns out it was a body mount bolt that was not snugged enough
Oh, ok. So the lowered shocks did work for your suspension but you didn't need them. I only asked because I have a CMC wide-body with lowered/adjustable beam but have stock length shocks. Wondered if the lowered shocks actually work for our CMC's?
Great thanks.
Well so that explains it. I have been looking all over the Internet for the past two days for 114940 Standard Shocks thinking these were the bomb shocks...
Frank, thanks for the info. I bought the CMC recently with new Monroe shocks installed in by the PO. It looks like I also have the cut and welded beam with adjusters. Do I need an alignment after going to lowered shocks?
The addition of new shocks won't affect your alignment.
The addition of new shocks won't affect your alignment.
Thanks.
Good luck.
Frank