[fastlt1z28]

I have a 95 Caprice Wagon, I need to replace the shocks bad on this thing! It has the auto level air shocks in the rear but I am going to take those off in favor of the typical shock. I'm not towing or carrying much of a load just want something that will keep me from bouncing all over the place! Will sedan shocks work on the wagons? I have a 94 9C1 as well and I love the suspension on that one! On a side note I'm not looking to spend a whole lot of money right now but I've got to do something soon! Thanks

 

[Stockfornow]

These are the real deal! I ordered them for my DGGM RMW. They came in AC Delco boxes. They are stamped "Made in Germany".

Call Sarah and ask her to combine shipping. I paid $77 shipped to my door for both of these. They ride great!



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Shock Bilstein Chevy Impala
YEARYEARMAKEMODELPart #: 2206460019921996ChevroletCaprice:
Weight=919921994ChevroletCaprice Wagon: 19941996ChevroletImpala SS: : : :

COMMENTS: New Bilstein Shocks
This is a Brand New, Bilstein, Rear Shock for 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, & 1996 Chevy Caprice, 1992, & 1994 Caprice Wagon and the 1994, 1995 & 1996 Chevrolet Impala SS. These shocks are Brand New still in the box. The GM OEM part number is 22064600. Retail on these high quality shocks is approximately $270.00 each.

L-Code: 66JAD.....Retail Price: $270.92
YOUR PRICE: $29.99
Individual S/H: $16.88

 

[draginwagin]

The Bilstein 1104/0929 are more expensive than many others out there but will far outlast them, making them cheaper in the long run.

I have them and have been very pleased.

 

[Moparman]

I'm running the big Monroe police heavy duty shocks and am very pleased with them. I also have Airlifts in the rear springs to help out when needed. For $100, they're a great deal and very effective. 45 minutes to install them.