are these front or rear shocks, or are the front and rear shocks exactly the same?
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Front Shock. Rears are different. Use the Look Up Make and Model, will help. Cheers. Ken.
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These are for the front of a 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan. The rear has leaf springs and standard shock absorbers.
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these shocks are for rear only good luck in finding a front ciol shock, you may need to but a conversion kit.
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The answer is YES, Peter. This is a COMPLETE KIT two front and two back shock absorbers. I think that what complicates the description is that some people call the front ones Struts and the back ones Shocks. The Ride is great after you install these beauties! You won't regret your investment!
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They are for the rear. I had them put on my 1998 corolla. The mechanic had to make them work as everything did not line up exact. I've had them for a few months now. While they fixed the major problem (busted shock), I am not impressed with the performance of these shocks. You may be better off paying more (almost double the price) for monroes or something with better performance. But if you need the cheapest way out these will work if you have a 1998 corolla
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The ones I put on my F250 were fronts. If that is what I believe that is what I ordered. Easy install. I did mess up on my boot but it is a farm truck and not a lot of eyes are looking at my shocks
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No, will not fit front and back, that part number 24-186025 is for the rear shocks only, you need 33-187297 for the front.
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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.
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No. Those are for the front. Do what I did, go to Monroe.com to verify the right part numbers for the shocks you want.
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It is a rear shock, the front end ones have a threaded bolt coming out of one end. I have the full set on my 09 350 diesel, they're great
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Shocks are sold in pairs. And the 'B' at the end of the part number designates them being black, 'C' is for chrome.(As far as Factory Progressive part numbers work)
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That was my question after I receive them because while the model number on the boxes was differen from each other the actual shocks were identical so I call rancho and say yes they are identical and could use one model number for either left or right
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These shocks are designed for rear use. I used them on my 2003 Buick. Great product.
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Front. Pretty much any shock with just one bolt hole is for the front. Two bolt holes are for the rear. Typically.
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Fronts. But be careful these are for an all wheel drive not rear wheel drive. You might need a different part# for your vehicle.
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These are for the front. The rear ones are much smaller and are rectangle in shape.
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Front shocks - also make sure you order the right shocks for the amount of lift you have... if you have stock vehicle these are your shocks, if you have a 2-inch lift, etc you'll need another shock..