Marco needs new shocks

[Frizlefrak]

Originally Posted by five-oh

Hmmmm.... You push it to its limits just by getting in it, Friz! They are a part of the suspension, after all.

I'm not the one with the diet of Krispy Kreme, my badged brutha....

Originally Posted by Bronze85

I just bought some kyb's from a CFer, the car has Sensatracs on it now. After researching, the consensus was the kyb's were comparable to bilstein at a reasonable cost and the Monroes were junk. I'll know the difference when the weather gets warm again.

I have KYB's on my Fiero, and they woke up the handling on it pretty good...of course the old shocks/struts were mush, so anything would have.

Thanks for the input...KYB is definately an option.

[Sweet 90]

Originally Posted by Frizlefrak

I'm not the one with the diet of Krispy Kreme, my badged brutha....

I think you had better take the great state of Arkansas off your " Places To Visit" list

[Frizlefrak]

Originally Posted by Sweet 90

I think you had better take the great state of Arkansas off your " Places To Visit" list

Yeah....something tells me incarceration there wouldn't go well.....

[Sweet 90]

Originally Posted by Frizlefrak

Yeah....something tells me incineration there would go well.....

Fixed

[Frizlefrak]

Originally Posted by Sweet 90

Fixed

Wrong. The last thing I need is a freelance proctologist with three teeth.

[C4fan]

You can borrow my monroe's (installed by PO). Use them for a few days then you can get just about anything and will be glad to get them.

[Frizlefrak]

Originally Posted by C4fan

You can borrow my monroe's (installed by PO). Use them for a few days then you can get just about anything and will be glad to get them.

My silver 84 had them from the P.O too. They came off in short order. They still looked fairly new and were totally gone....produced a nasty shimmy in the front end. Went with Delco on that car....was a big improvement.

[Sweet 90]

Originally Posted by Frizlefrak

Wrong. The last thing I need is a freelance proctologist with three teeth.

Now back to our regularly scheduled program

[Vette Jockey]

Originally Posted by Sweet 90

Now back to our regularly scheduled program

1995 CHEVROLET CORVETTE V8 5.7L GAS FI NA
Setting:
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B6 Heavy Duty (HD)Bilstein B6 Heavy Duty monotube gas pressure shocks and struts are the ideal choice for most vehicles, including full-size sedans, SUVs and trucks. These shocks provide improved handling and stability, without sacrificing ride comfort. They offer super damping ability that makes them ideal for the driver who demands superior performance, while maintaining an exceptional street ride. (yellow paint, steel body)
B8 Sport (SP)Bilstein B6 Heavy Duty monotube gas pressure shocks and struts are the ideal choice for most vehicles, including full-size sedans, SUVs and trucks. These shocks provide improved handling and stability, without sacrificing ride comfort. They offer super damping ability that makes them ideal for the driver who demands superior performance, while maintaining an exceptional street ride. (yellow paint, steel body)
46mm Monotube Shock Absorber (click for more info)

(24-184878) MSRP: $132.00
Setting: B8 Sport (SP)
Drive Type: RWD
Position: Rear
Descriptor: Z51 with 17in wheels
Old Part Number: F4-B46-2058-H0



46mm Monotube Shock Absorber (click for more info)

(24-184861) MSRP: $132.00
Setting: B8 Sport (SP)
Drive Type: RWD
Position: Front
Descriptor: Z51 with 17in wheels
Old Part Number: F4-B46-2057-H0



46mm Monotube Shock Absorber (click for more info)

(24-020541) MSRP: $132.00
Setting: B6 Heavy Duty (HD)
Drive Type: RWD
Position: Rear
Descriptor: Excludes Z51
Old Part Number: F4-B46-2054-H0;F4-B46-2054-H1



46mm Monotube Shock Absorber (click for more info)

(24-020534) MSRP: $132.00
Setting: B6 Heavy Duty (HD)
Drive Type: RWD
Position: Front
Descriptor: Excludes Z51
Old Part Number: F4-B46-2053-H0;F4-B46-2053-H1

[nypearson]

Originally Posted by Vette Jockey

1995 CHEVROLET CORVETTE V8 5.7L GAS FI

(24-184878) MSRP: $132.00
Setting: B8 Sport (SP)
Drive Type: RWD
Position: Rear
Descriptor: Z51 with 17in wheels
Old Part Number: F4-B46-2058-H0



46mm Monotube Shock Absorber (click for more info)

(24-184861) MSRP: $132.00
Setting: B8 Sport (SP)
Drive Type: RWD
Position: Front
Descriptor: Z51 with 17in wheels
Old Part Number: F4-B46-2057-H0



46mm Monotube Shock Absorber (click for more info)

(24-020541) MSRP: $132.00
Setting: B6 Heavy Duty (HD)
Drive Type: RWD
Position: Rear
Descriptor: Excludes Z51
Old Part Number: F4-B46-2054-H0;F4-B46-2054-H1



46mm Monotube Shock Absorber (click for more info)

(24-020534) MSRP: $132.00
Setting: B6 Heavy Duty (HD)
Drive Type: RWD
Position: Front
Descriptor: Excludes Z51
Old Part Number: F4-B46-2053-H0;F4-B46-2053-H1

Less than $300.00 for all four is pretty good. I would do it.