I don't know how sizes vary between shock manufacturers but you need to work out what size double D bushing (which it is) you need. Both this CTA tool and the OEM socket didn't have sizing information when I bought them a few months ago. Snap On have a range of these that come in 3 different sizes and in my experience these 3 tend to fit most if not all you find. So if you can't find them anywhere cheap, just look for these 3 sizes from different companies. For the Classic Saab 900 stock Sachs shocks I used an A137 bushing and removed the stuck nut without damaging the latch on the bushing. Therefore, to avoid a headache and to make things easier, I strongly recommend that you only find what you need.
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