Review on 🚗 OESpectrum Passenger Car Shock Absorber by Monroe 5614 by David Romo

Worked well. I installed it on my Sonata. Should be an easy job but there was a PIA! Be prepared to swear when removing old shock absorbers. On my car, the tabs on the underside of the shock absorbers are rusted on the stud they attach to. No hammer blows can remove them. I had to cut the lug in half with a small pneumatic angle grinder and remove the damper leaving the rubber center and metal bushing on the stud. I then had to carefully cut the metal sleeve lengthwise so I could stick a screwdriver in to pry it apart and then tap it out with a hammer. Be careful not to cut too deep. Before you begin, make sure you have the tools and skills to get the job done. It probably won't be easy for you either. Installing new ones is a breeze. The lowest price for Revain.