I have a 2007 GMC Sierra with a Leer shell. The shocks are C16-06874 40 lbs. Will this shock work? The connectors look the same.
1169774
Compare the measurements, if they are the same it will work, 5 lb more lift will not matter
1916459
I do not know if they fit 2007 GMC Sierra. You should be able to input your year, make, model to determine if they fit. I put them on a 2012 Chev Silverado.
39336
I don't know but go to the shamino website and they will have the specs for that shock I ride a 26 " wheel
1493748
Yes, this shock will work good for your ride. I used it on a jeep with a 4.5" lift with 33" tires and it helped!
1198730
I installed these shocks on a Buick LeSabre. I cut the old connectors off the original GM pressure lines and had plenty of line to use the new connectors that came in the kit. They are working well. I think the new ones are spring loaded.
1916457
I do not know if they fit 2007 GMC Sierra. You should be able to input your year, make, model to determine if they fit.I put them on a 2012 Chev Silverado.
194346
Installed on my 2008 GMC Sierra 1500.Rode like there were no shocks at all.Set them to the softest setting. That may still be too stiff. Run the minimum acceptable amount of air pressure in the tires might help a little. The shocks definitely ride pretty rough at slow speeds over bumps.
870616
Should not be a problem as the sensatrac shocks install just like original shocks. You should be pleased with the ride quality as well as the load leveling capabiliity.
1828618
Front Shock. Rears are different. Use the Look Up Make and Model, will help. Cheers. Ken.
1200981
correct .... they will work if you have mounting extentions . you have to know what you are doing , and know how much jeep is lifted - so shock does not "top out "
1308383
YES, With Ease....I have a 2006 Dodge Ram 2500 Mega Cab Laramie with the same liner. The shock handles the tailgate weight just fine. I love mine and wish I had installed it sooner then I did. It's a great add on and should be on all trucks in my opinion.
1234356
Shocks will not increase the load capacity of the pickup. You will need to change the leaf springs or coils in order to increase load capacity. Plus you should never exceed the GVWR of your vehicle as indicated on the sticker. That number will always be the same regardless of how much capacity you add. Check out helper springs to assist in increasing load capacity.
1287130
Hi, I'd contact the manufacturer to get a specific answer about weight. As far a these shocks and my little work truck, they did a fine job.Thanks.
1296303
According to KYB's online parts catalog the shocks should fit your model as well. They share the same part number.
637048
You might want my to get the Heady Duty version of the same shock. If memory serves me the factory rep told me that 250 is the magical number for the standard and more than that is the Heavy Duty set. Of course you could call them and get their expert opinion. They were very helpful for me.
498392
I actually just bought this shock and upcountry spec leaf and coil springs. They work fine, you just don't have quite as much potential downtravel. But unless you have a few other upgrades and do serious offroading you will never notice. After installing the new shocks my jeep rides a lot smoother, I highly recommend them.EDIT for clarity: the coil and leaf springs I just installed bumped me to 2.5 inches above stock height in the front and rear. The shocks work great, and if you have any more questions, feel free to ask.
522143
I have them on my gmc 1500 and they ride like stock and when I connect my tailgate salt spreader and put 2000 pounds salt in truck it stays level and still rides awesome... theses are great shocks and I have had them on for 2 winter seasons in jersey and still look new under truck...