are those air rides shocks
1968415
Yes, they are & they connect right to the GM hoses. Don't work if you have the road sensing suspension or magnaride.
1968416
They are air ride shocks that will connect directly to the automatic air leveling systems on some GM models such as my 2002 Buick Park Avenue. I replaced the originals that were age cracked & loosing air pressure with these shocks. They were a perfect fit & no more compressor running all the time.
1968417
i installed them on my 2000 ssei bonnieville and they work corectly with my air ride system i did not have to change any thing out it was a direct fit for my car ,air line and all .. hope this helps you .
1968418
Yes, they are air ride shocks. They are a perfect replacement for the original factory rear shocks on my 2002 Buick Lesabre. Took maybe 45 minutes to replace the pair. Even the factory air line fitting fit the shocks perfectly. Saved a fortune compared to the factory shocks.
1444700
These are rear shocks. It is not stated in the description, but I ordered them and had to return them because they are for the rear
682753
I replaced existing shocks that had air.Don't really remember if it came with kit.
384631
Yes, these will fit that vehicle and will air level just like the originals. The only difference is the shock dampening is automatic rather than electronic.
1197899
Nope, not anti shock. But, unless that's a perquisite, for the money these are very good poles. Hope this helps.
246020
Not quite. The light form structure makes flight unstable so stunts wouldn't be recommended
869528
No these are not electric, you will, sadly, have to actually extend your arm and hand in a horizontal motion to adjust them, and unless you have a 12 foot wingspan it would be favorable to have a friend help with the passenger
1244161
Yes . It is two shocks with the stuff to install the air. Mine was a good deal at 65 dollars.
1745994
There isn't. And as to the shock absorption I would honestly say not at all, since the importance of the poles themselves can vary it's just one more thing that can be helpful. I have never owned a pair with em however so I can't tell you how much they help.
750652
I used them on a 2004 lesabre with level ride system easiest shock I have ever changed no other things needed, but I heard sometimes new air fittings needed
1105585
No they are fragile and light but they are rigid . I do not think they are worth the money but I fly fast and furious. I crash a lot
494546
These shocks require at least 20 psi pressure, so you have to have a least that amount of air in them after they're installed.
816114
Correct - it is the rear air shocks for your truck - they fit/ work perfectly (provided your compressor is not burned out).
288576
As long as you are using the stock air shocks yes. If not, then I do not know for sure. The have trouble sometimes fitting with coil shocks.
1775715
These are air shocks . They don't have springs on them. Struts have springs . These are for the rear of a car .
1171958
I doubt it. They are design for stock suspension travel. The spring may not extend very well.
2053045
The air lines slip on and have an external clip that holds them in place, be careful not to lose the clip as these shocks do not some with them. You should not have to manually air up the shocks, they should go into place and the computer will level them later. At least that is how it went together for my 1995 Oldsmobile Aurora. I hope this helps.