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Chum_lee
Jun 28, 2018Explorer
A few pointers to this specific story.
Unless you have air shocks/suspension, shock absorbers have no effect on ride height. If you know what you are doing, you don't have to remove parts (generally) to get part numbers. They are readily available using the year, make, model, engine, transmission, etc. of your vehicle and the parts house supplying them.
I had this scam happen to me to in Utah. A couple of jokers from the gas station across the street from a restaurant where we were eating drove up to my vehicle in a golf cart all concerned saying I immediately needed new shocks to the tune of $1,200. (they happened to have them in stock) I drove over to the station and let them examine my vehicle. They gave me their best sales effort without success. I thanked them and drove on. Somehow we survived.
Chum lee
Unless you have air shocks/suspension, shock absorbers have no effect on ride height. If you know what you are doing, you don't have to remove parts (generally) to get part numbers. They are readily available using the year, make, model, engine, transmission, etc. of your vehicle and the parts house supplying them.
I had this scam happen to me to in Utah. A couple of jokers from the gas station across the street from a restaurant where we were eating drove up to my vehicle in a golf cart all concerned saying I immediately needed new shocks to the tune of $1,200. (they happened to have them in stock) I drove over to the station and let them examine my vehicle. They gave me their best sales effort without success. I thanked them and drove on. Somehow we survived.
Chum lee
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