Will the "Ride Height" be changed on my 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GT with the 171661?
853170
It worked perfect on my grand prix, no modification. I know they recommend changing in pairs but is was no issue and easy installation.
853171
Yes, and more so at first. When first installed it is considerably higher and they need a few days/miles to settle down. I wait about 50 miles and almost a week before I get an alignment for them to settle first. After that period your car should be the same height as when new.
853172
No I have had these shocks on my car for about a month height is about the same. Unless you car has been lowered or the springs are very worn. You car will return to it stock height.
853173
It may slightly. As I recall with the 2001 Grand Prix, they have the rear sag look almost, so make sure to do the backs too. If you are getting the highway float boat feel Rob, these will firm things right up for better handling and safety. Mine are three years old and are still holding up on my Venture Van. I did the backs as well with Monroe's and it handles like new, although slightly on the stuff side, just slightly. Good luck!!
2090363
I put these on my 2011 .... By the time I set the sag, my ride height was the same as it was with the factory shocks with no air. I don't think this is the shock you want if you are trying to raise the bike
1517385
I don't know for sure. I have a '99 Shadow 600 VLX. The hardware that comes with it makes it quite universally adjustable.
119461
Not sure but I do know that there is a single last digit that changes it from front wheel drive to rear wheel drive. Make sure you have the right one. I had to reorder. GWR
1179452
The only ones i have changed are 15,16 inch Camaro wheels and 17 inch Trans Am wheels, worked fine just trying to seat the tire to the rim was time consuming.
702417
I wouldn't be able to answer that question. What you can do is measure the size of your current skeg from the front to rear along the top of the skeg. The height of the old skeg should be less than the new one or close. Mine was a quarter of an inch from the top and that was perfect.
716795
Yes but they are a little vague on how to disable the suspension warning indicator. The module is in the right rear quarter panel. Otherwise, the swap over is pretty straight forward.
2085050
it should i have a 2005 softail flstn deluxe it is 4 inches from the ground no problem! !! jasper ga
1759578
I believe it will fit from 2001 and up, although I wasn't able to use the front springs because they were longer than the old ones.
817367
I don't know, but you could go to WheelzAhead on-line and ask them. I've never adjusted the seat height, but I have adjusted the height of the entire part that holds the seat and the handles, and that's easy and effective. Good luck!
530936
Not sure about the height difference given that the overall dimensions of the tire are set by the specifications. Would it really be of any significance to your application?
2160693
Here's something I found: http://www.wheelstandpro.us/servlet/the-47/Fanatec-Porche-GT2-911/Detail
943473
sorry, I don't know, but you can either contact he seller or enter the vehicle make and model in your search and see if this shows up. Or you can measure your steering wheel.
1492560
Coincidentally, I own a GTI too! It's definitely better to wrap the headers prior to installing them.
1995467
The height is about 2" if you more height you need to change the rear wheels. I do not know if you can change the other wheels. good luck
4380
No. The ride height is determined mainly by the springs, or the addition of a lowering block in between the axle and the spring. These are for raising or stiffening the rear when you have a heavy load.
301099
I installed them on a 07 jeep commander which did raise it approximately 2" inches due to the fact these are intended for a ford f150. I would imagine if they are going on a f150 it would not change the ride height. Compare the stock length to this units length to be certain or call Monroe.