Hi I am looking this kind of rear shock for a beetle with eye/eye. can i put this?
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U can.... Intended use is rear shocks on a corvette. Might have to change bushings to fit ur application
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These shocks eye to eye will drop to 9 3/4", fully raised they will extend to 12 1/2", I use a viair 92 air compressor to raise and lower my shocks. You may be able to do this with 1 solinoid and a momentary switch!
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Greetings: We have plenty in stock at Lift Supports Depot. You need to order a qty of 2. Yes this is correct for a 06 beetle rear hatch (no spoiler, not a convertible.)
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Regrettably NO- these are designed to be mounted /attached to a solid rear axle. The Volkswagen bug was designed with a live/articulated axle.Like most things mechanical, possibly it could be me modified at considerable cost and difficulty, but I couldn't recommend it.
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Regrettably NO- these are designed to be mounted /attached to a solid rear axle. The Volkswagen bug was designed with a live/articulated axle. Like most things mechanical, possibly it could be me modified at considerable cost and difficulty, but I couldn't recommend it.
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I am not certain. I bought this for the 2003 Beetle and had it fitted by a body shop. ($50 for the front and rear replacement) Well worth the added expense as I didn't want to risk scratching the car as I removed the old ones.I say order it and give it a go! I don't believe the body change to the rear of the car was an issue.
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This is designed to be used on a conventional shock, not a strut. But, it's pretty universal and adaptable. For the price, you may wish to experiment if it looks like you may be able to cut it to fit.
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Absolutely! Rear mazda 3 Shocks. It Fits either sides of the back of the car. Great Product. You're in for a treat. I've had 'em On for 11 months and About 12.500Miles Now.
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What I did was go to the www.monroe.com website and enter your vehicle information. It will give you the part numbers the fit your car / truck. I would only use the products highlighted in yellow, which are premium. Enter the number that it gives you into Amazon. I can't think of any car / tuck that would use the same front and rear shocks / struts. I have used both the Reflex and the Sensa-trac and the Sensa-trac was by far more smoother. Sticking these Sensa-Trac's in the rear of my 99 Mercury Mountaineer really helped with the ride. I think it was because the helper spring not only helps with towing weight, but it kept the suspension from using the overload spring. The overload leaf spring gives that rough bounce back in the suspension.
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The front shocks are different from the rear. The front will work on either side. The rears are left and right.
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Yes.. Always change shock/ struts in pairs. All four if you are financially able will yield longer life of the shocks..
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Hi Luis...I am not qualified to answered that set of questions. I just replaced my old shocks with those new ones and they were an easy swap and worked fine...:if you are going to try and change several items, you should stop by an auto parts store and get their help in looking up what you would need to complete your project...I hope this helps...John
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It is one shock, not a pair. Front and back are different part numbers. For some vehicles front left and right are separate part numbers.
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It depends. Does your car have rear air ride suspension? There will be 2 bolts holding the shock in place on the bottom and 3 on top. If that fits the criteria on your car they will more than likely work. It's a good idea to replace mounts when taking out the shocks too but you don't have to.
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The shock connection has to match your vehicle, specifically the width. If this matches you'll have no trouble installing these.
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I don't think so, I went to Monroe's web site (http://www.monroe.com/en-US/catalog/e-Catalog) all they show are the stock shocks for your car.
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Antonia, The picture is misleading. Doing an internet search on part # 37241 (from the Amazon description) took me to an Advance Auto Parts site where it is clearly shown as a single rear shock. It is not unusual to have to do some additional research to confirm correct parts when ordering auto parts from Amazon. Many of the descriptions, pictures, and vehicle application information is insufficient.
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These are for the front. You will need shocks for the rear. If you're only buying one, make sure it is for the correct side.