is there any air shocks like this that would work for the front on a 1988 4x4 s10 blazer? it uses eye and eye mounts.
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Yes there are you need to put in the year of your car and the program will mach the shocks to fit but it helps to know what you're shocks look like
682753
I replaced existing shocks that had air.Don't really remember if it came with kit.
1127704
It comes with a few different spacers that expand to squeeze/secure the fender into the empty space under the crown/steerer on most shocks, so chances are it will work if that space is there.
1061788
Correct on front for no lift. rear depends on if you added any lift to your stock vehicle. 999274 if stock. 999046 5-6" lift. 999297 4" lift. I used no lift shocks on my Ram with Firestone airbags. If you goto jc Whitney, you. An look up based on your vehicle, then buy on amazon.
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There are two types of suspension Ford installed on the Explorer. One used air leveling springs and the other used regular springs. The Monroe Max-Air shocks are replacements for standard shocks as a load helper. I did not look for a front replacement helper as the front torque rods can be adjusted to raise the height. The air shocks that come on an Explorer can be replaced with a coil over shock and you can google off-road forums for someone who has changed their shocks.
1499779
I think you could hook them up to a manual air supply or override the onboard controls and do what you want. I have used air shocks with a manual fill before and it worked.
302975
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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None. This is a steering stabilizer. You want shocks. Usually rear and front are different. But your going to need other things for a lift as well....
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.
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The front shocks are different from the rear. The front will work on either side. The rears are left and right.
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Its just a ploy to get you to buy a fabtec suspension. These will work with most any aftermarket suspension. Ive never installed them on a stock truck, but i believe there would be clearance issues due to the size difference. Hope this helps. Haven't broke a set of these yet.
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I think you can probably put them on but they are not designed for the OEM style shock you purchased. They are made to fit shocks that have an exposed piston rod without the steel tube like an OEM type has. I used it on a Monroe SC2928 Magnum Steering Damper. Look it up and you can see what I am talking about. Many aftermarket "offroad" shocks are built the same way and require a similar boot.
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What doesn't fit? This bolted right on my 99 Expedition. Does yours have front air ride? mine did not.
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Yes. I used them with my rough country lift to level it out better and out another spacer up front to get 3.5 inches of lift. The bottom mount for the shock fits perfect but the top you will either need spacers to make them fit right or do like I did and just tighten down until snug. The mount up top ain't nothing but sheet metal so it will tighten down on the shock. I got about 1.5 inches of lift.
1352124
Sorry I don't know but I've never known anyone to ever put air shocks on the front of any car.
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It did not on my 2010, but part of a shock tower will need to be ground off...about 1/3 inch on the driver's side, I believe. Be sure you know what you are doing, or have it installed by a shop that has done it before...worked with aftermarket suspension parts.
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Yes to answer your question.Had these put on my old 2001 Lincoln Town Car to replace defective air shocks that were standard with the car.Work was done by my garage mechanic and all went well.