Does it matter which assembly goes on which side of the vehicle? There are two different quick lift loaded strut's with the same exact description
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There was a left hand number and a right hand number when I purchased them.
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I'm not 100% sure if it matters or not. I had mine installed at Lynchburg Nissan. They work great & ride nicely.
139440
Yes. I don't know why, these seemed to be exact same, but there is a right and left so you have to order one of each.
139441
Yes....there is left an a right RS999921 is the right RS999937 is the left... You can go to the rancho web site they have detailed spec's. www.gorancho.com....
139442
The part numbers are side specific as per the Rancho web site, not sure why but when in doubt trust the mfg.
139443
I don't think so , but even when you go to Rancho's website , they spec two different struts . I was worried so I got two different ones per what Rancho's site said .
139444
The struts are the same. The item number tells u what side it goes on. When u look at them it really don't matter just make sure ur adjustable know is so u can get to it.
1999462
Rear. The front requires a strut assembly...similar but not quite the same.
1453760
this was a rear right only.you have to buy all four different struts if you want to replace all.all have different part numbers.
1512056
There is no difference between the left side and right side, the struts are interchangeable.
1809730
The other answers are correct. The rear struts have a left and right, the front do not.
716475
Each side has different part numbers. I bought both front side. It is always better to replace both for proper balancing. Visit rockauto.com to find part number.
887693
only the front... there are three part numbers, one for both front struts (interchangeable left/right), one for rear left, and one for rear right.
1809728
for the front they are same, back ones are 2 different struts [left and right rear]
735008
Absolutely. You get both left and right. They work pretty well. When you open the back there is a slight delay before the struts take over and complete the lift. It's a little slower than OEm but quite acceptable.
183062
It is the same for both the driver and passenger side for that particular part. I have had no problems with it since installed. Hope this helps.
1809729
Short answer: yes and no. OEM or original equiptment yes it does. Your break line will attach on the R or L side, but some manufacturers put bilateral brackets so is can go on either side. Check for this and any mounting changes from either side. I highly reccomend the Monro 'quick strut' series as well!
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It is for one unit and you need to know if you need the right or left side strut. Also be aware we had to return it because the discription was not accurate and would not work on our Equinox as they stated. But it is a complete single unit ready to be installed.
1085928
Yes, The strut is the comple assembly. It includes bearing, bolts, and spring. All you have to do is remove the two bolts on the bottom and the three on the top of the old and place the new one in its place. Install is in the reverse. You will need an alignmentvwhen you are done.
1160103
it is a single strut. So if you need to replace both right and left, you need to buy 2.
1188160
Just for one for the front assemblies. However, the rears I got (the load-adjusting struts for my Trailblazer) came in pairs.
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The short answer is, it depends. Different model year STi had different mounting of the struts.Besides, this model of strut would be a downgrade from the stock STi.
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You will need to get the spring or use the ones you already have. This is just the strut