Serj22
Well-Known Member
Of course Amazon still sells them. I bought them about a year ago to level out the car on the cheap. I went the $90 route and got the Monroe's Because the Gabriels had such trashy reviews. Mine came with spacers to move the shock away from the gas tank. I have the left one set at 40 and the right at about 50psi and it leveled the back end out. Eventually I'll find springs or get mine rebent. But the ride is not bad at all - I'm also using a much lower pressure than people tend to do to "lift" the car with, so that may be why.
If you leave it on one feed inlet, like said above - the air moves to the other shock in a turn. I found that out when the rear would lift on the opposite side. But if your car is not leaning, and not "lifted" from them, take them off and put on some regular shocks.
If you leave it on one feed inlet, like said above - the air moves to the other shock in a turn. I found that out when the rear would lift on the opposite side. But if your car is not leaning, and not "lifted" from them, take them off and put on some regular shocks.
