Monroe 58270 Adjust Shock Absorber Review

Bought for the front of my 76 Olds Muscle Car 442. The item came in the mail, there were no problems with the delivery and neither were the parts themselves. Would buy again

I bought a pair of these shocks to use on my Nova almost 40 years ago. Bought this pair for a 1978 Oldsmobile Cutlass. They stiffen the front suspension and appear to add some lift as well. I love these shocks!

On small bumps in the road, my front axle rubbed due to the soft, slightly worn suspension. I decided to start by replacing the shocks knowing that if that doesn't solve my problem I might need to replace the coils and lo and behold the problem is solved.

These shock absorbers are amazing. I installed it on a 1978 El Camino because it would sink to the bottom from time to time. Once installed, the ride became a lot softer and not as bad when hitting bumps. New coil springs just need to be installed and the ride should be great.

If you're buying these for the front of your S10 blazer, DON'T! ! You will regret liking me. Unless you're carrying a lot of weight all the time, you don't need to install spring-loaded front shocks. I bought 4 of these for my 88 S10 Blazer and it bounces really badly when going over bumps and bumps. It's almost dangerous. They're fine for the back if you're towing a trailer, but trust me you don't need them for the front either. Get a pair of good gas shock absorbers for the front.

The picture shows the rear shock with rear shock loops so ordered based on the picture. When I arrived I found real rear shocks at Revain and they had a photo of the front shocks. On these REAR photos, the actual FRONT REAR photos with FRONT "Monroe 58411 Sensa-Trac Shocks" were found. Each rate saved and used for the front of the 81 El Camino. turns out it works great. I installed new springs and they gave great or impressive attitude and still rode well. I was expecting the overload in the…