i need to replace the complete strut assembly but because i have 20inc rims on my 1997 Camry i need to put 2inc spacers at the rear end only will still work? thank you
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These struts are for stock replacement. Where are saying you will need to place spacers? The struts or the wheels? If the struts I don't think it would work, if you already have them on the wheels, you should be fine.
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Iit might work, but how it would affect your ride? Don't know. I would think this could affect your a rear wheel alignment. Better check with an alignment specialist.
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This is a direct replacement, OE style. If you needed spacers to accommodate 20" rims before, you will still need them. Otherwise, these are a fast way to remove and replace your struts, with all new mounting hardware, no spring compressor required.
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If you have a spacer in the front you will have to remove it, this will replace your front leveling kit. If you do have spacers I would just buy standard size struts.
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The strut (shock) are about $100 a piece. I would recommend you consider replacing the strut mounts also. Very nice setup; by moving the snap ring up to a different groove you can lift your vehicle up to 2". On my FJ Cruiser I also purchased rear coil spring aluminum spacers (2") to match the front. Keeps the original ride quality. Don't forget to retorque all bolts and get front end aligned when done installing.
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KYB Shock/Strut - Front 341262 and KYB Shock/Strut - Rear Part No. 341263. Sorry but it looks like a Quick-Strut Complete Strut Assembly is not made for your vehicle.Looks like your going to need to reuse the springs.
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If your Camry comes with 16" wheels, these hub csb should fit. If you are not sure about the size of the wheel, you can look at the tires to find out. If the tire has something like 215/60 R16 on it, it is mountrd on a 16" wheel.
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I used:FCS 1336329R Complete Strut AssemblyandFCS 1336329L Complete Strut Assemblywithout issues on my girlfriend's 2003 Liberty 3.7L. Hope that helps!
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The existing spacers are just a friction fit on each end. Just gently pull up on both ends of each spacer (and wiggle) at the same time so they don't break. As these spacers get older they become brittle and may crack when you try to remove them. You can buy replacement spacers fairly cheap via Amazon too...might be wise to order a box so you have them when the original ones break. Take your time and you'll be fine.
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I would suggest it. I did. It's the same labor to get the struts out to replace them later. If you have it apart replace everything in the same labor "path." It's worth it. I think I paid $60 for mounts on amazon. If possible don't be cheap. Get the mounts.
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These Struts work great. Me and my cousin installed them on my 92 Toyota Camry. They are easy to put on. I recommend SENSEN SHOCKS STRUTS to anyone.
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Yes but I think it says to change your rear axles. I have rhinos all the way around. I have a 13 50 in and you're going to want to put 2 in spacers on or offset wheels
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Was a complete set. Per Monroe tech, 171680 is the wrong strut for my car. S/B 271680. Spring is different.Verify model type at monroe.com before ordering.
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All you should need is something to fill the gap, and maybe a few screws. My Camry has a double-DIN slot, but came with a single-DIN radio and a tray to fill the extra space. You should be able to find a tray or cover plate for a few dollars.
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I suggest that you go to Monroe.com and use their search engine to determine the correct quick-struts to use on your car. They do make quick-struts for the front and rear of many vehicles. For a 1992 Camry the front right is 171955 or 171979; front left is 171956 or 171980; rear right is 171957; rear left is 1719958. [There are two numbers for each of the front shocks because Monroe is transitioning the part number. The first number is older, the second number is newer. Either number will work just fine.
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The coils / struts (aka shocks) comes as a complete assembly .... So no putting things together .... Just take old assembly off and bolt new one in ..... If you are talking about rear shocks .... Sure you can use whatever
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Don't know. I haven't installed it yet, ordered it for my '94 Toyota Camry. Also ordered FCS #1332324R for the rear but only could get one side. Could not get the 1332324L. Did I order the wrong part for the rear? Need your help here, please respond. Thank you
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I would check with the Toyota dealer or an auto parts store to get the part number which is what I did. The parts fit my 1995 Camry perfectly.
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The car was a 2006 Sienna and isnot with me at this time. I am in Florida. The car is not. The new struts were perfect, same swize as thwe originaLS, AND WENT IN WITHIN TEN MINUTES. I would be willing to send you the dimensio0ns when I get back up Borth but thatr will not be for a few days.