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#963747 08/14/2013 11:46 PM
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Where should I go for front shocks? What brand should I look for? I have removed 2 leafs from the front.

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Most stores should have them. I bought mine through ADvance Auto as they are close to my house. Came overnight and no shipping charge. I think mine were the KBY or kyb brand on them but sure looked like Monroe to me. The commercial dept also has a book that gives you what you need if you have the lengths ect. Good luck.


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Thanks for the help.


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