Greetings Gentlemen let me know if you have stock shocks on front and rear four brand monroe awaiting response thanks
470719
Hi, we probably do but I need to know the part numbers to check. Thank you.
498148
These specific shocks are for the rear. The 343156 are for the front. Hope this helps.
430041
I went onto the Monroe website and found the exact model numbers for front and rear. One of my cars used same model for front and back, another did not.
2198721
Simple answer - yes. I have the pair but didn't like them, use the stock rear stock, for now.
2088049
No you dont. Because its not a dramatic drop. Now if you went with a 4 or a 6 inch drop I would recommend buying new shocks for the amount of drop you did. Like Bilstein or Eibach.
693863
Yes it is a rear shock why don't you ask AMAZON why they don't put either front or rear shocks. If you look at all Monroe shocks on amazon it dosent say front or rear. On all off them. All it is sell sell sell
1012401
the front are 281951 and 281952,I just got the front . I think you can check the monroe website for more information.
941076
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.
1447543
I recently installed these on my 1999 Ram 2500 and retained the stock length shocks. Everything is working the way it should.
1147288
No. The factory springs are under sized and relied upon the stock air shocks to help hold the car up. The springs on the Monroe shocks are there to assist the factory springs since they are insufficient to hold up the back of the car on their own.
481762
Yes, you stock JK shocks will work just fine! If you have any other questions, let us know...-Jason
1805069
I have replaced the rear shocks first since those were very bad. Just 3 bolts in the trunk to the top bracket and one big bolt on the bottom. You will need a spring compressor which auto z loaned me. Compress the spring on both sides to take the tension off and unbolt the top center bolt. Keep the parts in order as you remove them and install them on the new shock. Reverse to install, Easy install. Have not done the front yet but are similar. The install the front, use Chalk to mark the pattern on the lower parts to get the new part installed close to original then get the alingment done
1828618
Front Shock. Rears are different. Use the Look Up Make and Model, will help. Cheers. Ken.
161446
Those shocks are for the rear, if your truck is lowered they may be too compressed. If the truck is not lower turn the knob to a higher number you may be on its lowest setting with very little resistance, the shocks I installed work like a dream, but I have a 4x4 so it is higher off the ground stock
484438
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.
2024828
New shocks? Not nessesery unless your old shocks are busted...or you just want new ones..one were fine...new front and rear sway bars will be the next purchase..highly recomenend coil spring compresser...not a bad install went with 265/70/17 nittos looks great..had to get 5/16" spacers and trim A boltup front..
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I bought 2 of these to replace my rear shocks so I know they'll fit on the back, don't know about the front shocks though. If the front shocks are the same as the rear shocks they'll work.