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Vintage Koni Adjustable Shocks New in the box still, never mounted. Model 8241-1022. Approximately 27" long. Asking $200 for all 4.

As the title suggests, does anyone have the factory shock length for the front and rear? I tried the search bar but could only find results for aftermarket shocks. Edit: By shock length, I mean the stroke length.

How would you describe the on-road and off-road improvements that come from a BP-51 or King 2.5 suspension upgrade on an all-stock 2014 LC200? Also, are there any negatives you have noticed after upgrading the LC200 OEM suspension? My use is 85% in town with the remainder being a mix of windy...

Just some info for anyone needing to replace their rear shocks on their Lexus gx470: The Monroe 37270 OE replacement 4Runner shocks bolt right up and are about $60 for the pair. This is a great alternative to spending the hundreds of dollars for the electric shocks.

New shocks that were mounted but never driven or used. They were on the vehicle x 1 week just to get measurements (reasoning this happened is the importer for the vehicle needed shocks on the vehicle to get measurement for the radflo shocks, I am not sure why but I plan to make a post about...

I noticed a leak that appears might be originating near the top of the front driver side AHC shock. It seems to proceed down to the location in the second photo. I've done an AHC pressure test and get 8.1 in the front. I will pick up a 30mm socket and adjust my torsion bars tomorrow in case...

Two used BP-51 rear shocks. $200 One brand new BP-51 rear shock (old style rock guard). $300

I realize the correct way to measure for what I need and yes I am taking a shortcut but I know somebody has went this very route and has the answer. I have a new never used set of 4" Downey springs that are going on my 79 fj40. I am intending on putting a set of Bilstein shocks with this setup...

I have a complete set of 4 rancho shocks In good working order. According to previous records, this have about 11k miles on them. They feel good on the road and by closer inspection as well. Boots could be replaced. RS5207 x 2 RS5208 X 2 Asking $100 shipped conus.

Hello there, I am looking for the shock wire that turns the engine off, part number and dealer if is possible bj40 12v 1981, I got one from a fj40 but is smaller and then is stock all the time, so now I have to open my hood and move back the air admission manually in order to start the...

Does anyone make front raised lower shock mounts or front lowered upper shock mounts to get all the travel from the shocks after adding front bump stop extensions. Same question for the rear. Anyone make rear lowered upper shock mounts.

Anybody know of a shop in the Salt Lake City area that can rebuild an Icon shock? Thanks for your time. Hayes

Order new oem shocks, they come with the rubber grommets, do I transfer over the metal retainers or just use the rubber? You can see the old stock one has a lip at top of shock where the new don't.

From what i am reading shocks such as Fox, Icon, kiing and the others should be serviced every 40-60,000 miles or so. With the amount of miles i put on my truck i will be removing my shocks every two years or so. Last time i had my rear shocks out i remember one of the bolts for the mounting...

I'm doing away with my old original leafs and double shock mounts but I can't seem to locate my old shock pins. anybody got a pair for a reasonable price? Maybe I can use a bolt? I think I would like to go back to stock if possible. Thanks, Conch

Hey guys, Getting ready to put OME stock height springs the FJ80 and wondered if anyone knew the correct part numbers for the Tokico shocks. My local dealer had 48511-69187 - front 48531-69256 - rear Any other shocks you would recommend for a truck that spends 90% of its miles on asphalt...

Will update as I get more information.

This product has been around for over 15years, but has never been properly promoted by me. Originally designed by Downey and subsequently modified by me, the extension brackets allow for mounting a shock 5" longer than you otherwise could with the factory setup while still utilizing the stock...

[I figured I would post this up in tech, since I believe the discussion is generic to different options for installing longer-travel shocks.] Credit for this idea goes 100% to @Downey. It has been a very long time now, but IIRC Jim originally designed this product in about 2001, concurrent...

I had shocks put on recently and the mechanic said the arm that hold the shock on is rotted (Right Rear). It needs to be replaced. Anybody have an idea of the name of the part or is it something that has to be repaired, etc. Thanks Gman