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Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 27 de febrero de 2024
This replaced the original one from 1995 on a Jeep Wrangler. It looks good and fit perfectly. Getting the old one out was a problem, but it eventually gave way with the help of torch. This one is actually doing the job, whereas the old one was just a placeholder at this point. The steering is now tighter.
Michael S.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 25 de octubre de 2024
Well made
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Comentado en Canadá el 24 de enero de 2021
Product was fine but it arrived late and we substituted another product. I subsequently returned the product. There was some confusion on the part of Canada Direct re the return but they quickly remedied all issues . Would order again from them
phil
Comentado en Canadá el 19 de enero de 2021
Nissan Frontier 2000I Had a very bouncy front and rear even when I had replaced the shocks 3 months ago decided to try these WOW ! It’s like a Different Truck Highly recommended these shocks
J. Luff
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 26 de junio de 2017
They were the correct part numbers and came with bushings already installed! The packaging kinda came apart in shipping but the shocks weren't damaged and it was probably no fault of the seller so not a problem to me. On a '99 Nissan Frontier XE 3.3L 4x4 with the 5-speed these were the exact replacements I needed for the rears. Install was unbelievably easy! Just two bolts per-side and the recommended torque specs aren't that hard to apply even though your probably going to be laying on your side under the truck. You should put the dust boot on the shock with the provided zip tie prior to getting under the truck and dropping the spare tire out of the way really helps too. If you can change your own oil and you have a wrench set or a socket set there shouldn't be any reason you can't change your own shocks on a first gen Fronty! Huge improvement to ride quality!I have written this review from the viewpoint that these shocks were the ones that were already on the truck, just worn out and in need of replacement. Now, these compared to a set of Bilstein's I had on an '07 Jeep JK Unlimited Problems and Issues --> the Ranchos' ride is smoother, squishier, and more suitable for on-road ride quality whereas the Bilstein's were very stiff and borderline uncomfortable on road but very nice offroad. Pick your shocks based on your application and your individual needs, not what your buddies tell you to get.
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